Sam Altman

I essentially have the same view of his motivations. And I think the generous version of it is that he is in a long line of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs who thought they could use innovation to solve some of the world's biggest problems and that that is how they want to spend their lives.

I essentially have the same view of his motivations. And I think the generous version of it is that he is in a long line of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs who thought they could use innovation to solve some of the world's biggest problems and that that is how they want to spend their lives.

I think the less generous version of it is that this person coming out of that tradition found himself working on this technology that could essentially be like the technology that ends all other technologies. Because if the thing works out, the thing you've created just creates all other innovation automatically for the rest of time. And that...

I think the less generous version of it is that this person coming out of that tradition found himself working on this technology that could essentially be like the technology that ends all other technologies. Because if the thing works out, the thing you've created just creates all other innovation automatically for the rest of time. And that...

I think the less generous version of it is that this person coming out of that tradition found himself working on this technology that could essentially be like the technology that ends all other technologies. Because if the thing works out, the thing you've created just creates all other innovation automatically for the rest of time. And that...

is a position of extraordinary power to put yourself into it. And I do think that he is attracted to the power and the influence that will come from being one of the people that invents this incredibly powerful thing.

is a position of extraordinary power to put yourself into it. And I do think that he is attracted to the power and the influence that will come from being one of the people that invents this incredibly powerful thing.

is a position of extraordinary power to put yourself into it. And I do think that he is attracted to the power and the influence that will come from being one of the people that invents this incredibly powerful thing.

So the first big one out the door this year is this guy, Andrej Karpathy, who was part of the founding team. He left for a while to go to Tesla. He comes back for exactly one year and then leaves.

So the first big one out the door this year is this guy, Andrej Karpathy, who was part of the founding team. He left for a while to go to Tesla. He comes back for exactly one year and then leaves.

So the first big one out the door this year is this guy, Andrej Karpathy, who was part of the founding team. He left for a while to go to Tesla. He comes back for exactly one year and then leaves.

In May, Ilya Sutskever, who was one of the board members who had forced Sam out last year, he announces that he is leaving the company and doesn't really say much about why he's leaving. But within a month, it's revealed that he's working on his own AI company called Safe Super Intelligence and raises a billion dollars just to get it off the ground.

In May, Ilya Sutskever, who was one of the board members who had forced Sam out last year, he announces that he is leaving the company and doesn't really say much about why he's leaving. But within a month, it's revealed that he's working on his own AI company called Safe Super Intelligence and raises a billion dollars just to get it off the ground.

In May, Ilya Sutskever, who was one of the board members who had forced Sam out last year, he announces that he is leaving the company and doesn't really say much about why he's leaving. But within a month, it's revealed that he's working on his own AI company called Safe Super Intelligence and raises a billion dollars just to get it off the ground.

Yeah. He had a guy on his research team named Jan Leike. So this was somebody else who was trying to make sure that AI is built safely. He leaves to go to Anthropic to work on that problem there. Gretchen Kruger, who's another policy researcher, leaves in May.

Yeah. He had a guy on his research team named Jan Leike. So this was somebody else who was trying to make sure that AI is built safely. He leaves to go to Anthropic to work on that problem there. Gretchen Kruger, who's another policy researcher, leaves in May.

Yeah. He had a guy on his research team named Jan Leike. So this was somebody else who was trying to make sure that AI is built safely. He leaves to go to Anthropic to work on that problem there. Gretchen Kruger, who's another policy researcher, leaves in May.

Then in August, John Schulman, who was one of the members of the founding team, he announced that he was going to Anthropic, and he had previously helped to build ChatGPT. Then Greg Brockman, who is the president of OpenAI and one of its main public facing spokespeople, he announces that he is taking an extended leave of absence.

Then in August, John Schulman, who was one of the members of the founding team, he announced that he was going to Anthropic, and he had previously helped to build ChatGPT. Then Greg Brockman, who is the president of OpenAI and one of its main public facing spokespeople, he announces that he is taking an extended leave of absence.

Then in August, John Schulman, who was one of the members of the founding team, he announced that he was going to Anthropic, and he had previously helped to build ChatGPT. Then Greg Brockman, who is the president of OpenAI and one of its main public facing spokespeople, he announces that he is taking an extended leave of absence.