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>>medler+(OP)
Man, the board already looked reckless and incompetent, but this solidifies the appearance. You can do crazy ill-advised things, but if you unwaveringly commit, we’ll always wonder if you’re secretly a genius. But when you immediately backtrack, we’ll know you were a fool all along.

>>skygaz+R1
Dude, everyone already thinks the board did a crazy ill-advised thing. They're about to be the board of like a 5 person or so company if they double down and commit.

To be honest I hate takes like yours, where people think that acknowledging a mistake (even a giant mistake) is a sign of weakness. A bigger sign of weakness in my opinion is people who commit to a shitty idea just because they said it first, despite all evidence to the contrary.

>>hn_thr+17
> To be honest I hate takes like yours, where people think that acknowledging a mistake (even a giant mistake) is a sign of weakness. A bigger sign of weakness in my opinion is people who commit to a shitty idea just because they said it first, despite all evidence to the contrary.

Lmfao you're joking if you think they "realized their mistake" and are now atoning.

This is 99% from Microsoft & OpenAI's other investors.

>>LewisV+Nb
> This is 99% from Microsoft & OpenAI's other investors.

Exactly. You can bet there have been some very pointed exchanges about this.

>>jacque+Ai
Yeah, Satya likely just hired a thousand new lawyers just to sue OpenAI for being idiots.