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The OpenAI coup has failed. Here’s where the company stands today broken down by Devin Coldewey

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  1. Damir Secki

    November 23, 2023 at 3:11 am

    don’t know why the stupid/unnecessary last comment? … Tech Crunch is, after all, a newspaper about tech startupos and companies… that are all after success (money / profit) … so why the stinky eye? In the end, they are bringing value to countless busineses. They deserve all the success.

  2. moondune

    November 23, 2023 at 4:30 am

    TechCrunch has become so anti-tech in the last few years I don’t think they have much credibility left in the industry. Ethics is not limited to EA people. The revolt by 95% of the company’s staff including Ilya himself should have been an obvious red flag for the reporter to question the ethics of the coup and how it was conducted instead of using TechCrunch as a platform for dogmatic attacks.

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