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>>fnbr+(OP)
Non-disparagement clauses seem so petty and pathetic. Really? Your corporation is so fragile and thin-skinned that it can't even withstand someone saying mean words? What's next? Forbidding ex-employees from sticking their tongue at you and saying "nyaa nyaa nyaa?"

>>ryandr+eu
The company is literally a house of cards at this point. There is probably so much vulture capitalist and angel investor money tied up in this company that even a disparaging rant could bring the whole company crashing down.

It’s yet another sign that the AI bubble will soon burst. The laughable release of “GPT-4o” was just a small red flag.

Got to keep the soldiers in check while the bean counters prep the books for an IPO and eventual early investor exit.

Almost smells like a SoftBank-esque failure in the near future.