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So dissolve it, return the money, go start a commercial enterprise, then raise some money.

>>llamai+(OP)
I’m sure that’s what each and every member of Hackernews would have done in the same position.

>>deadba+q
Not all of us are as morally bankrupt as that. I personally think I could make tons of money with a dumb AI product in my specific area of expertise, but I don’t see how any tech from today would improve outcomes versus the SOTA that’s not AI, but it would add costs and complexity. I would personally be annoyed if a company I worked at changed its goals to make money rather than something more noble. It’s happened a few times to me, unfortunately.

>>deadba+q
Hmm no, I don't think that's the case, but what exactly is the legal or ethical relevance of it?

You don't generally get to excuse bad behavior because you can make up a hypothetical different person doing the same bad thing in that situation.

>>deadba+q
Sure, after fees and expenses..

>>ok_dad+51
Not all, but also not enough.

>>deadba+lg
It is career limiting to have morals.

>>ok_dad+fi
It's much harder living without strong moral virtue.

>>holons+ix
No matter what path you choose, you still die.