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MS not owning OpenAI outright is a technicality. "It would suck to be an MS shareholder" due to things done to subsidiaries of MS constitutes dereliction of duty by MS officers. MS is not Silicon Valley. They're based in Seattle and predate 95% of SV. Besides this is just one of my points. Even if everything you claimed were to be true, OpenAI still is, as I pointed out, part of the American Corporate establishment and despite their PR posturing, they won't provide us with technology to disrupt said establishment.

They are clearly trying to angle for maximizing the profitability of that establishment.



> OpenAI still is, as I pointed out, part of the American Corporate establishment and despite their PR posturing, they won't provide us with technology to disrupt said establishment

They're not acting like they're part of the American corporate establishment, and I don't understand why you think they are.

Rather than quote my other comment comparing against 3M, I'll link to it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36677182


Pointing to a company that was fined for dishonesty as an argument for taking another company's PR at face value makes no sense.




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