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Michael Chen2 years ago

That’s why I really think this whole drama is a PsyOp… Just imagine the optics of now (all these drama) vs. if they just announced we want to join Microsoft or something like that 🤷‍♂️ It’s the differences between underdog and sellout 🤷‍♂️ Now Sam has been mostly painted as the person who’s been wronged rather than someone who actually just care about maximizing shareholder’s (investors) value.

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4th Industrial Revolution2 years ago

The man who created AGI but is hiding it 🤓

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Bilal2 years ago

this is amazing 😂

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λthugg-huh?2 years ago

its great, but id make it shorter, joke lands well, but i think thers too much stuff

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Don 🥑2 years ago

Love this - just missing a few private jets & beautiful paneramuc views of the Bay Area + Napa Valley

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varez2 years ago

@apples_jimmy cold

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Francesca M. Solinas ❤️‍🔥⚡🕊️2 years ago

Cool! Sam Altman plays the Steve Jobs of AI, wait for the AGI phone, and wished to "shadow" Elon Musk, who got away. I suspect that he puts a Sigil that reads CEO=Boss&Owner of OpenAI, suck it no profit! and also manipulation of employees into seeing him as "daddy" sole owner...

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Bertie Wooster2 years ago

Logging onto Twitter this past week has literally been like watching a TV show

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Rishabh Agrawal2 years ago

@mohakdoshi21

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Fabul.io2 years ago

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