> compromise a few important people*
Haven't 700 or so of the employees signed onto the letter? Hard to argue it's just a few important people who've been compromised when it's almost the entire company.
Haven't 700 or so of the employees signed onto the letter? Hard to argue it's just a few important people who've been compromised when it's almost the entire company.
Your initial statement was flatly wrong, and you're grasping at straws to make it still true. Microsoft wouldn't be able to get anywhere if the people who work for OpenAI chose to stay. The choice they're making to leave is still their choice, made of their own volition.
You don’t have to buy all of them, just most of them.
But they were able to get somewhere because …
> The choice they're making to leave is still their choice, made of their own volition.
Yupe. Most of OpenAI's workers chose the high SV-like salaries over the chartered mission of the organization they joined.