Altman was rich before OpenAI, so that claim doesn’t hold much water. It is a legitimate and open question as to what fair use constitutes when it comes to training models on copyrighted content. It will definitely be settled in the courts, if not by legislatures in the coming years. Apart from ad hominem attacks and matters about which there are legitimate differences of opinion, I return to my original question: what significant harms have OpenAIs products yielded? It is obvious that a raw LLM of GPT-4s power could do some harm in the wrong hands. Therefore, if you can’t point to real harms, it is reasonable to conclude, at the very least, that Altman/OpenAI might not be the wrong hands.