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I mean, they're (allegedly) trying to get him to come back 24 hours later... so it's safe to say it did indeed backfire completely.

Sure, the average person doesn't care about Sam. But among the people who matter, Sam certainly came out on top.

>>gkober+(OP)
If Sam does come back Ilya’s maneuver will have been a spectacular miscalculation. Sam would be back much stronger than before and the people who cared about OpenAI’s original mission will have a massively damaged their reputation and credibility. They threw all the influence they had out the window.

>>gkober+(OP)
> (allegedly)

If this (very sparse and lacking in detail) article is true, is this a genuine attempt to get Altman back or just a filip to concerned investors such as Microsoft?

Does OpenAI's board really want Altman back so soon after deposing him so decisively?

Would Altman even want to come back under any terms that would be acceptable to the board? If "significant governance changes" means removing those who had removed him, that seems unlikely.

The Verge's report just raises so many additional questions that I find it difficult to believe at face value.

>>gkober+(OP)
> I mean, they're (allegedly) trying to get him to come back 24 hours later.

Could be a rumour spread by people close to Sam though.

>>foursi+n3
Indeed, this is the real damage.