> Finally, Altman admitted that he had heard that people say that he is a liar, but after that win, Molo’s questioning seemed to lose steam.
I'm not one to defend Altman. I wouldn't piss on him to put out a fire. But this headline is crap.
> Finally, Altman admitted that he had heard that people say that he is a liar, but after that win, Molo’s questioning seemed to lose steam.
I'm not one to defend Altman. I wouldn't piss on him to put out a fire. But this headline is crap.
Yes.
You deny it see, but.. ah bugger.. I hadn't planned for this outcome..
How can you "lose steam" on an admission of one of your own arguments?
I mean - Musk - "they stole a charity". Reality - it's still there and larger than ever. How are you supposed to prosecute that in court? Does Altman's lying or not really change anything?
> his co-founder, Ilya Sutskever, testified he created a 52-page dossier documenting Altman’s “consistent pattern of lying.”
Oddly enough the article doesn't go into that any further, despite what would seem like extremely relevant information.
https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/814876/i...