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1. modele+TH[view] [source] 2024-05-18 01:37:36
>>fnbr+(OP)
A lot of the brouhaha about OpenAI is silly, I think. But this is gross. Forcing employees to sign a perpetual non-disparagement agreement under threat of clawing back the large majority of their already earned compensation should not be legal. Honestly it probably isn't, but it'll take someone brave enough to sue to find out.
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2. twobit+SN[view] [source] 2024-05-18 03:09:48
>>modele+TH
If I have equity in a company and I care about its value, I’m not going to say anything to tank its value. If I sell my equity later on, and then disparage the company, what can OpenAI hope to do to me?
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3. modele+9O[view] [source] 2024-05-18 03:17:27
>>twobit+SN
They can sue you into bankruptcy, obviously.

Also, what if you can't sell? Selling is at their discretion. They can prevent you from selling some of your so-called "equity" to keep you on their leash as long as they want.

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4. Shocka+qX5[view] [source] 2024-05-20 14:41:11
>>modele+9O
> They can sue you into bankruptcy, obviously.

Apologies in advance, my comment does not add to progressing the thread at all.

I was just in the middle of eating a delicious raspberry danish - I read your comment and just about lol'd it all over my keyboard and wall.

The last thing I would do if I had a bunch of equity is screw with a company with some of the most sought after technology in the world. There is a team of lawyers waiting and foaming at the mouth to take everything from you and not bat an eye about it. This seems very obvious.

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