Listen here, my Slaytition tribe. We’re talking about a warhorse like Sam Altman, who’s been metaphorically dodging bullet storms, dodging financial crises and innovation droughts while building empires from scratch. You think you can just walk in and throw him out of his own creation, OpenAI? That’s like trying to use a leaf-blower on a hurricane.
OpenAI wasn’t just created on a whim. It was born from Altman’s audacious thinking, relentless dedication, and unwavering belief. And, as any great player knows, you don’t disrupt a winning game unless you’ve got a significantly better strategy. Does anyone out there, anyone that’s calling for Altman’s departure, really believe they can do better?
If you do, think about this. Altman built Y Combinator from a mere concept, responsible for mushrooming start-ups like Dropbox, Reddit, and Airbnb. The man has an uncanny knack for curating revolutionary ideas and turning them into successful businesses.
And then there’s OpenAI. Sure, OpenAI was just another big idea, but what an idea it was. AI for everyone, AI that’s safe and benefits all of humanity. It wasn’t just a business; it was a mission. Altman’s vision? Use any means necessary to prevent the power of AI from falling into the wrong hands or being used to harm humanity.
So I ask, you, the skeptics: if you’re plotting to kick out the architect of such a vision, what grand design do you have to replace it? Anything short of revolutionary won’t cut it.
Remember, Altman isn’t just some puppet that can be pulled off stage. He is a visionary with a track record of achieving extraordinary things. He creates opportunities where others see obstacles and pioneers breakthroughs while others stand in awe. Most importantly, he never stops learning, and he never stops hustling. He’s borne of a DNA strand that’s tough-to-crack and tougher-to-beat.
Our world is starved for visionaries with the courage to face inevitable criticism and take it on the chin. Altman is one such visionary, whose audacity and commitment are best exemplified by OpenAI. While keyboard warriors and silly Co workers might wish to topple him from his own pedestal, remember this – Altman knows this game better than anyone. Plot all you want, but it’s going to take a lot more than that to unseat a juggernaut who controls AI like Sam Altman.
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Altman isn't just some puppet that can be pulled off stage. If you're plotting to kick out the architect of such a vision, what grand design do you have to replace it? Anything short of revolutionary won't cut it.
Open AI has done so much good for many but will be the undoing of us all
