Altman beats OpenAI board and returns as CEO after stormy exit

Honkers

mattinoz said:

StrangeDays said:

mattinoz said:

Good, don't trust companies that don't want to make a profit from every customer.  

Not that we know for sure, but reporting that the board wanted to be not-for-profit should be a warning sign they don't see customers as the people (revenue) they need to protect and grow. 

We've seen it many times. Start-ups run to capture the whales of the market, who are more than happy to screw smaller customers or bate and switch free users. 

It’s not “reporting” that the board “wanted” to be a non-profit. They *are* a non-profit. They also have a capped-profit subsidiary that takes in investments for operating capital. 

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2023-11-20/who-controls-openai

Then why as a customer, would I want to build my own processes around their work? At some point, they are going to become unreliable.

Bizarre logic.  At some point everything becomes unreliable.