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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
True.

But, sometimes those "rules" aren't laws; they're norms, expectations, or personal human "limitations" (doing uncomfortable things to raise funds, secure the best people, connect with your customer better, etc).

Just wanting to underline that not all of this rule-breaking has to be immoral, or even illegal.

>>DANmod+Or1
In principle, yes, but I’d bet that to make a fortune (100s of billions of usd) you’d need to break some laws.