It would be really weird if this is allowed.
Ex-employees were paid to do a specific job. Both parties fulfilled their obligations, so that’s that.
I understand that many joined OpenAI because they shared the then-current vision, but that doesn’t give them the right to object what the company is doing today simply because that’s none of their business anymore.
If this is allowed, any ex-employee may object anything that happens after they leave, which is a complete absurd.
Bag-o-chips on
I’d rather see them be fore profit, with a clear and announced goal of making money, than be a shadow company owned by billionaires that is being manipulated out of the site of the public. Hopefully this way, everyone understands OpenAI does not have perfectly pure intentions and when you ask it questions they will most likely use your data to make money. Furthermore, someday they may use your data against you.
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It would be really weird if this is allowed.
Ex-employees were paid to do a specific job. Both parties fulfilled their obligations, so that’s that.
I understand that many joined OpenAI because they shared the then-current vision, but that doesn’t give them the right to object what the company is doing today simply because that’s none of their business anymore.
If this is allowed, any ex-employee may object anything that happens after they leave, which is a complete absurd.
I’d rather see them be fore profit, with a clear and announced goal of making money, than be a shadow company owned by billionaires that is being manipulated out of the site of the public. Hopefully this way, everyone understands OpenAI does not have perfectly pure intentions and when you ask it questions they will most likely use your data to make money. Furthermore, someday they may use your data against you.