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Why they FIRED Sam Altman (OpenAI/ChatGPT)...

27:41Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

In a live broadcast on 18 November 2023, Montemagno reacts to OpenAI's announcement that Sam Altman had been dismissed. He outlines the statement about relations with the board, then considers possible explanations while acknowledging that he does not know the correct one. Uncertainty is central: governance, investor relationships, trust and team continuity can affect a technology company. Marco also separates one company's fortunes from AI's broader development and calls for greater transparency. The closing section promotes workshops, Crazy Fury and a historical 4books offer.

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In a live broadcast on 18 November 2023, Montemagno reacts to OpenAI's announcement that Sam Altman had been dismissed. He outlines the statement about relations with the board, then considers possible explanations while acknowledging that he does not know the correct one. Uncertainty is central: governance, investor relationships, trust and team continuity can affect a technology company. Marco also separates one company's fortunes from AI's broader development and calls for greater transparency. The closing section promotes workshops, Crazy Fury and a historical 4books offer.

Key points

  • The initial statement leaves questions about the decision's specific reasons.
  • The broadcast captures an unfolding situation on 18 November 2023.
  • The possible departure of other staff is considered a factor in business continuity.
  • Montemagno calls for clarity for people using the company's services.
Open the source: Perché hanno CACCIATO Sam Altman (OpenAI/ChatGPT)..

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Money, or making money. This is common Italian slang that Marco uses when talking about pay, business or monetisation.

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