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>>modele+(OP)
OpenAi is also being investigated by the SEC. If "Altman hadn’t been consistently candid in his communications with the board" is interpreted as being misleading then that could be interpreted as misleading investors and therefore securities fraud.

https://www.wsj.com/tech/sec-investigating-whether-openai-in...

>>helsin+al
Isn’t everything securities fraud though

>>klysm+qW
The only way to truly make a ton of wealth is to break rules that others follow.

>>dartos+U11
This statement represents the complete disintegration of the optimism that ruled in the 90s and before when we ardently believed that networking and communication amongst people would increase understanding and improve lives by ensuring no one would be cut off from the common wisdom and knowledge of humanity. While robber baron economics certainly appeal to a lot of robber barons, the twentieth century pretty decisively shows that prosperity at the median makes society progress much faster and more thoroughly than anything else. One used to hear of noblesse oblige, the duty of those with much to help. One used to hear about the great common task of humanity, which we aspire to make a contribution to.

>>lansti+M61
Welcome to the 21st century.

Get that optimism out of here.

The game was rigged in the 90s as well (with the likes of enron. Many executives get a few years of minimum security prison in exchange for a small fortune), there was just less dissemination of information.