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Someone is lying about OpenAI, either Sam Altman, the Board of Directors, or both.
It is November 22, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report.
Welcome back to the program.
Let's first do a quick recap on what's happened over the last few days.
On Friday around 3 PM, Sam Altman joins a Google Meet, where he's fired by OpenAI's board of directors, including chief scientist and cofounder, Ilya Sutskeberg.
A few minutes later, an open AI statement goes public, blaming how Altman was fired for not being consistently candid in his communications with the board, which implies some sort of lying by omission.
OpenAI president Greg Brockman was also demoted to the CEO.
However, he promptly quit rather than be disrespected like this.
In addition, Sam Altman sent this cryptic tweet saying, I Love you all, making it obvious that Ilia had betrayed him, giving us a narrative that plays out almost exactly like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the dictator becomes too much of dick.
And then when he sees a good friend among his assassin says, YouTube Brutus, by Saturday, there were all kinds of theories floating around, like OpenAI had discovered artificial general intelligence or some other their highly dangerous digital consciousness, and it was too dangerous to have Altman at the helm.
Or maybe Altman was getting too friendly with the Saudis, raising money for his AI chip side hustles.
We're getting there, I'm money.
And another thing making Altman look bad is this letter from former OpenAI employees that contains various allegations of dishonesty that need to be investigated further.
However, an internal to a memo leak saying that his firing wasn't due to any malfeasance or technological issues.
Now by Sunday, Altman was already back in the building with a guest badge, negotiating his return to open AI with Microsoft CEO, Sadia Nattala.
These talks ended in a stalemate because Sadia wanted to use Microsoft Teams, but the OpenAI Board refused to eyes on Google Meet.
So Altman and Brockman formed a new AI research team at Microsoft and will likely be taking many OpenAI employees with them.
Them.
On Twitter, tons of people started repeating this cult like chant, OpenAI is nothing without its people.
And a little pro tip here, if you haven't done so already, I'd recommend sending out this tweet yourself because you'll instantly get multiple DMs with job offers.
Over 500 OpenAI employees have threatened to quit who could easily be absorbed by Microsoft to completely dominate the AI space.
Now, in what seems to be an incredibly weak move, Ilyasudskeever tweeted that he regrets his actions in participating with the board to fire Altman.
Many people have said that he's the brain behind open AI and the single most important figure when it comes to the technology itself.
And he sent this ominous tweet a few weeks ago that said if you value human intelligence above all else, you are going to Have a bad time.
And now fast forward to Tuesday, November 21st, Altman officially leaves Microsoft and goes back to OpenAI as CEO.
As of right now, the situation is still volatile, but it looks like Microsoft is going to come out the big winner.
Altman himself is also a big winner who now looks like an irreplaceable CEO with overwhelming support from employees.
What's weird though is someone has to be lying.
The board of directors indicated that Altman was lying about something very serious because there's no way you just fire someone who's as smart, effective, gay, and well connected as Sam Altman, especially right before Hanukkah.
Most likely it would be some kind of major conflict of interest, like where he's using his position to make bank behind everyone's backs by forming ship startups with the Saudis.
But it seems like if there was a really good reason for his firing, somebody would have leaked that information out by now to have it all make sense in the first place.
Maybe the board is lying, and they didn't really have a reason to fire Altman.
Aside from the fact that they thought he was becoming too powerful and influential, he was pushing AI commercialization too far, which some people think is a very dangerous thing for humanity.
Therefore, the Board took action to save humanity by getting rid of Altman at the first possible opportunity, but this also doesn't make a ton of sense because they had to have known this back Flash was coming, and Altman could just go start his own AI thing at Microsoft without the arbitrary moral limitations imposed by the nonprofit OpenAI.
Others have speculated that board member Adam D'Angelo was behind the firing because he's the CEO of Quora, which is an unusable knock off of Yahoo Answers that recently released its an AI product called Poe.
Then on chat gpt dev day a few weeks ago, it immediately became obsolete.
The problem is that D'Angelo is returning to the board along with Altman as CEO, Which means he's probably not the source of the drama.
Although he did vote to fire Altman, the board members not returning are the 2 women, Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner, a big win for the patriarchy.
To you.
And apparently, Toner and Altman weren't playing well together recently.
To replace them, we've got Brett Taylor, who was the former chairman of the board at Twitter before Elon took over.
And Larry Summers, who was the former secretary of the treasury, appointed shortly after Bill Clinton did not have sexual relations with that woman.
The only other possibility is that everybody is lying.
Altman, the board, and Microsoft are all working together on a giant publicity stunt as part of a grand strategy to consolidate power and achieve regulatory capture, where the techno kings get to regulate themselves to carry on the tradition of crony capitalism here in America to ultimately make it impossible for anyone to compete with OpenAI and Microsoft.
This was all planned out in May of 2023 at the Bilderberg meeting, which was attended by people like Altman, Nadella, and elite insiders like Henry Kissinger.
They borrowed the story from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to keep us all entertained.
And if you enjoyed it, you're really going to to the next act, where Altman brings us his final alternative to man.
That brings us back into perpetual balance with nature, just as the guide stones require.
Welcome back to the Code Report.
Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: Someone is lying about OpenAI, either Sam Altman, the Board of Directors, or both. It is November 22, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. Welcome back to the program. Let's first do a quick recap on what's happened over the last few days. On Friday around 3 PM, Sam Altman joins a Google Meet, where he's fired by OpenAI's board of directors, including chief scientist and cofounder, Ilya Sutskeberg.

A few minutes later, an open AI statement goes public, blaming how Altman was fired for not being consistently candid in his communications with the board, which implies some sort of lying by omission. OpenAI president Greg Brockman was also demoted to the CEO. However, he promptly quit rather than be disrespected like this. In addition, Sam Altman sent this cryptic tweet saying, I Love you all, making it obvious that Ilia had betrayed him, giving us a narrative that plays out almost exactly like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the dictator becomes too much of dick. And then when he sees a good friend among his assassin says, YouTube Brutus, by Saturday, there were all kinds of theories floating around, like OpenAI had discovered artificial general intelligence or some other their highly dangerous digital consciousness, and it was too dangerous to have Altman at the helm.

Or maybe Altman was getting too friendly with the Saudis, raising money for his AI chip side hustles. We're getting there, I'm money. And another thing making Altman look bad is this letter from former OpenAI employees that contains various allegations of dishonesty that need to be investigated further. However, an internal to a memo leak saying that his firing wasn't due to any malfeasance or technological issues. Now by Sunday, Altman was already back in the building with a guest badge, negotiating his return to open AI with Microsoft CEO, Sadia Nattala.

These talks ended in a stalemate because Sadia wanted to use Microsoft Teams, but the OpenAI Board refused to eyes on Google Meet. So Altman and Brockman formed a new AI research team at Microsoft and will likely be taking many OpenAI employees with them. Them. On Twitter, tons of people started repeating this cult like chant, OpenAI is nothing without its people. And a little pro tip here, if you haven't done so already, I'd recommend sending out this tweet yourself because you'll instantly get multiple DMs with job offers.

Over 500 OpenAI employees have threatened to quit who could easily be absorbed by Microsoft to completely dominate the AI space. Now, in what seems to be an incredibly weak move, Ilyasudskeever tweeted that he regrets his actions in participating with the board to fire Altman. Many people have said that he's the brain behind open AI and the single most important figure when it comes to the technology itself. And he sent this ominous tweet a few weeks ago that said if you value human intelligence above all else, you are going to Have a bad time. And now fast forward to Tuesday, November 21st, Altman officially leaves Microsoft and goes back to OpenAI as CEO.

As of right now, the situation is still volatile, but it looks like Microsoft is going to come out the big winner. Altman himself is also a big winner who now looks like an irreplaceable CEO with overwhelming support from employees. What's weird though is someone has to be lying. The board of directors indicated that Altman was lying about something very serious because there's no way you just fire someone who's as smart, effective, gay, and well connected as Sam Altman, especially right before Hanukkah. Most likely it would be some kind of major conflict of interest, like where he's using his position to make bank behind everyone's backs by forming ship startups with the Saudis.

But it seems like if there was a really good reason for his firing, somebody would have leaked that information out by now to have it all make sense in the first place. Maybe the board is lying, and they didn't really have a reason to fire Altman. Aside from the fact that they thought he was becoming too powerful and influential, he was pushing AI commercialization too far, which some people think is a very dangerous thing for humanity. Therefore, the Board took action to save humanity by getting rid of Altman at the first possible opportunity, but this also doesn't make a ton of sense because they had to have known this back Flash was coming, and Altman could just go start his own AI thing at Microsoft without the arbitrary moral limitations imposed by the nonprofit OpenAI. Others have speculated that board member Adam D'Angelo was behind the firing because he's the CEO of Quora, which is an unusable knock off of Yahoo Answers that recently released its an AI product called Poe.

Then on chat gpt dev day a few weeks ago, it immediately became obsolete. The problem is that D'Angelo is returning to the board along with Altman as CEO, Which means he's probably not the source of the drama. Although he did vote to fire Altman, the board members not returning are the 2 women, Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner, a big win for the patriarchy. To you. And apparently, Toner and Altman weren't playing well together recently.

To replace them, we've got Brett Taylor, who was the former chairman of the board at Twitter before Elon took over. And Larry Summers, who was the former secretary of the treasury, appointed shortly after Bill Clinton did not have sexual relations with that woman. The only other possibility is that everybody is lying. Altman, the board, and Microsoft are all working together on a giant publicity stunt as part of a grand strategy to consolidate power and achieve regulatory capture, where the techno kings get to regulate themselves to carry on the tradition of crony capitalism here in America to ultimately make it impossible for anyone to compete with OpenAI and Microsoft. This was all planned out in May of 2023 at the Bilderberg meeting, which was attended by people like Altman, Nadella, and elite insiders like Henry Kissinger.

They borrowed the story from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to keep us all entertained. And if you enjoyed it, you're really going to to the next act, where Altman brings us his final alternative to man. That brings us back into perpetual balance with nature, just as the guide stones require. Welcome back to the Code Report. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
Someone is lying about OpenAI, either Sam Altman, the Board of Directors, or both. It is November 22, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. Welcome back to the program. Let's first do a quick recap on what's happened over the last few days. On Friday around 3 PM, Sam Altman joins a Google Meet, where he's fired by OpenAI's board of directors, including chief scientist and cofounder, Ilya Sutskeberg.
A few minutes later, an open AI statement goes public, blaming how Altman was fired for not being consistently candid in his communications with the board, which implies some sort of lying by omission. OpenAI president Greg Brockman was also demoted to the CEO. However, he promptly quit rather than be disrespected like this.
administration
In addition, Sam Altman sent this cryptic tweet saying, I Love you all, making it obvious that Ilia had betrayed him, giving us a narrative that plays out almost exactly like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the dictator becomes too much of dick.
And then when he sees a good friend among his assassin says, YouTube Brutus, by Saturday, there were all kinds of theories floating around, like OpenAI had discovered artificial general intelligence or some other their highly dangerous digital consciousness, and it was too dangerous to have Altman at the helm.
artificial intelligence
Or maybe Altman was getting too friendly with the Saudis, raising money for his AI chip side hustles. We're getting there, I'm money. And another thing making Altman look bad is this letter from former OpenAI employees that contains various allegations of dishonesty that need to be investigated further. However, an internal to a memo leak saying that his firing wasn't due to any malfeasance or technological issues. Now by Sunday, Altman was already back in the building with a guest badge, negotiating his return to open AI with Microsoft CEO, Sadia Nattala.
These talks ended in a stalemate because Sadia wanted to use Microsoft Teams, but the OpenAI Board refused to eyes on Google Meet. So Altman and Brockman formed a new AI research team at Microsoft and will likely be taking many OpenAI employees with them. Them. On Twitter, tons of people started repeating this cult like chant, OpenAI is nothing without its people.
microsoft
And a little pro tip here, if you haven't done so already, I'd recommend sending out this tweet yourself because you'll instantly get multiple DMs with job offers. Over 500 OpenAI employees have threatened to quit who could easily be absorbed by Microsoft to completely dominate the AI space. Now, in what seems to be an incredibly weak move, Ilyasudskeever tweeted that he regrets his actions in participating with the board to fire Altman.
Many people have said that he's the brain behind open AI and the single most important figure when it comes to the technology itself. And he sent this ominous tweet a few weeks ago that said if you value human intelligence above all else, you are going to Have a bad time. And now fast forward to Tuesday, November 21st, Altman officially leaves Microsoft and goes back to OpenAI as CEO. As of right now, the situation is still volatile, but it looks like Microsoft is going to come out the big winner. Altman himself is also a big winner who now looks like an irreplaceable CEO with overwhelming support from employees.
artificial intelligence
microsoft
machine learning
What's weird though is someone has to be lying. The board of directors indicated that Altman was lying about something very serious because there's no way you just fire someone who's as smart, effective, gay, and well connected as Sam Altman, especially right before Hanukkah. Most likely it would be some kind of major conflict of interest, like where he's using his position to make bank behind everyone's backs by forming ship startups with the Saudis. But it seems like if there was a really good reason for his firing, somebody would have leaked that information out by now to have it all make sense in the first place. Maybe the board is lying, and they didn't really have a reason to fire Altman. Aside from the fact that they thought he was becoming too powerful and influential, he was pushing AI commercialization too far, which some people think is a very dangerous thing for humanity. Therefore, the Board took action to save humanity by getting rid of Altman at the first possible opportunity, but this also doesn't make a ton of sense because they had to have known this back Flash was coming, and Altman could just go start his own AI thing at Microsoft without the arbitrary moral limitations imposed by the nonprofit OpenAI. Others have speculated that board member Adam D'Angelo was behind the firing because he's the CEO of Quora, which is an unusable knock off of Yahoo Answers that recently released its an AI product called Poe. Then on chat gpt dev day a few weeks ago, it immediately became obsolete. The problem is that D'Angelo is returning to the board along with Altman as CEO, Which means he's probably not the source of the drama. Although he did vote to fire Altman, the board members not returning are the 2 women, Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner, a big win for the patriarchy.
To you. And apparently, Toner and Altman weren't playing well together recently. To replace them, we've got Brett Taylor, who was the former chairman of the board at Twitter before Elon took over. And Larry Summers, who was the former secretary of the treasury, appointed shortly after Bill Clinton did not have sexual relations with that woman. The only other possibility is that everybody is lying. Altman, the board, and Microsoft are all working together on a giant publicity stunt as part of a grand strategy to consolidate power and achieve regulatory capture, where the techno kings get to regulate themselves to carry on the tradition of crony capitalism here in America to ultimately make it impossible for anyone to compete with OpenAI and Microsoft.
capitalism
microsoft
administration
This was all planned out in May of 2023 at the Bilderberg meeting, which was attended by people like Altman, Nadella, and elite insiders like Henry Kissinger. They borrowed the story from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to keep us all entertained. And if you enjoyed it, you're really going to to the next act, where Altman brings us his final alternative to man.
That brings us back into perpetual balance with nature, just as the guide stones require. Welcome back to the Code Report. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
nature
Someone is lying about OpenAI, either Sam Altman, the Board of Directors, or both. It is November 22, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. Welcome back to the program. Let's first do a quick recap on what's happened over the last few days. On Friday around 3 PM, Sam Altman joins a Google Meet, where he's fired by OpenAI's board of directors, including chief scientist and cofounder, Ilya Sutskeberg. A few minutes later, an open AI statement goes public, blaming how Altman was fired for not being consistently candid in his communications with the board, which implies some sort of lying by omission. OpenAI president Greg Brockman was also demoted to the CEO. However, he promptly quit rather than be disrespected like this. In addition, Sam Altman sent this cryptic tweet saying, I Love you all, making it obvious that Ilia had betrayed him, giving us a narrative that plays out almost exactly like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the dictator becomes too much of dick. And then when he sees a good friend among his assassin says, YouTube Brutus, by Saturday, there were all kinds of theories floating around, like OpenAI had discovered artificial general intelligence or some other their highly dangerous digital consciousness, and it was too dangerous to have Altman at the helm. Or maybe Altman was getting too friendly with the Saudis, raising money for his AI chip side hustles. We're getting there, I'm money. And another thing making Altman look bad is this letter from former OpenAI employees that contains various allegations of dishonesty that need to be investigated further. However, an internal to a memo leak saying that his firing wasn't due to any malfeasance or technological issues. Now by Sunday, Altman was already back in the building with a guest badge, negotiating his return to open AI with Microsoft CEO, Sadia Nattala. These talks ended in a stalemate because Sadia wanted to use Microsoft Teams, but the OpenAI Board refused to eyes on Google Meet. So Altman and Brockman formed a new AI research team at Microsoft and will likely be taking many OpenAI employees with them. Them. On Twitter, tons of people started repeating this cult like chant, OpenAI is nothing without its people. And a little pro tip here, if you haven't done so already, I'd recommend sending out this tweet yourself because you'll instantly get multiple DMs with job offers. Over 500 OpenAI employees have threatened to quit who could easily be absorbed by Microsoft to completely dominate the AI space. Now, in what seems to be an incredibly weak move, Ilyasudskeever tweeted that he regrets his actions in participating with the board to fire Altman. Many people have said that he's the brain behind open AI and the single most important figure when it comes to the technology itself. And he sent this ominous tweet a few weeks ago that said if you value human intelligence above all else, you are going to Have a bad time. And now fast forward to Tuesday, November 21st, Altman officially leaves Microsoft and goes back to OpenAI as CEO. As of right now, the situation is still volatile, but it looks like Microsoft is going to come out the big winner. Altman himself is also a big winner who now looks like an irreplaceable CEO with overwhelming support from employees. What's weird though is someone has to be lying. The board of directors indicated that Altman was lying about something very serious because there's no way you just fire someone who's as smart, effective, gay, and well connected as Sam Altman, especially right before Hanukkah. Most likely it would be some kind of major conflict of interest, like where he's using his position to make bank behind everyone's backs by forming ship startups with the Saudis. But it seems like if there was a really good reason for his firing, somebody would have leaked that information out by now to have it all make sense in the first place. Maybe the board is lying, and they didn't really have a reason to fire Altman. Aside from the fact that they thought he was becoming too powerful and influential, he was pushing AI commercialization too far, which some people think is a very dangerous thing for humanity. Therefore, the Board took action to save humanity by getting rid of Altman at the first possible opportunity, but this also doesn't make a ton of sense because they had to have known this back Flash was coming, and Altman could just go start his own AI thing at Microsoft without the arbitrary moral limitations imposed by the nonprofit OpenAI. Others have speculated that board member Adam D'Angelo was behind the firing because he's the CEO of Quora, which is an unusable knock off of Yahoo Answers that recently released its an AI product called Poe. Then on chat gpt dev day a few weeks ago, it immediately became obsolete. The problem is that D'Angelo is returning to the board along with Altman as CEO, Which means he's probably not the source of the drama. Although he did vote to fire Altman, the board members not returning are the 2 women, Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner, a big win for the patriarchy. To you. And apparently, Toner and Altman weren't playing well together recently. To replace them, we've got Brett Taylor, who was the former chairman of the board at Twitter before Elon took over. And Larry Summers, who was the former secretary of the treasury, appointed shortly after Bill Clinton did not have sexual relations with that woman. The only other possibility is that everybody is lying. Altman, the board, and Microsoft are all working together on a giant publicity stunt as part of a grand strategy to consolidate power and achieve regulatory capture, where the techno kings get to regulate themselves to carry on the tradition of crony capitalism here in America to ultimately make it impossible for anyone to compete with OpenAI and Microsoft. This was all planned out in May of 2023 at the Bilderberg meeting, which was attended by people like Altman, Nadella, and elite insiders like Henry Kissinger. They borrowed the story from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to keep us all entertained. And if you enjoyed it, you're really going to to the next act, where Altman brings us his final alternative to man. That brings us back into perpetual balance with nature, just as the guide stones require. Welcome back to the Code Report. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
Someone
someone
is
is
lying
lying
about
about
OpenAI,
openai
either
either
Sam
sam
Altman,
altman
the
the
Board
board
of
of
Directors,
directors
or
or
both.
both
It
it
is
is
November
november
22,
22
2023,
2023
and
and
you're
you're
watching
watching
the
the
Code
code
Report.
report
Welcome
welcome
back
back
to
to
the
the
program.
program
Let's
let's
first
first
do
do
a
a
quick
quick
recap
recap
on
on
what's
what's
happened
happened
over
over
the
the
last
last
few
few
days.
days
On
on
Friday
friday
around
around
3
3
PM,
pm
Sam
sam
Altman
altman
joins
joins
a
a
Google
google
Meet,
meet
where
where
he's
he's
fired
fired
by
by
OpenAI's
openai's
board
board
of
of
directors,
directors
including
including
chief
chief
scientist
scientist
and
and
cofounder,
cofounder
Ilya
ilya
Sutskeberg.
sutskeberg
A
a
few
few
minutes
minutes
later,
later
an
an
open
open
AI
ai
statement
statement
goes
goes
public,
public
blaming
blaming
how
how
Altman
altman
was
was
fired
fired
for
for
not
not
being
being
consistently
consistently
candid
candid
in
in
his
his
communications
communications
with
with
the
the
board,
board
which
which
implies
implies
some
some
sort
sort
of
of
lying
lying
by
by
omission.
omission
OpenAI
openai
president
president
Greg
greg
Brockman
brockman
was
was
also
also
demoted
demoted
to
to
the
the
CEO.
ceo
However,
however
he
he
promptly
promptly
quit
quit
rather
rather
than
than
be
be
disrespected
disrespected
like
like
this.
this
In
in
addition,
addition
Sam
sam
Altman
altman
sent
sent
this
this
cryptic
cryptic
tweet
tweet
saying,
saying
I
i
Love
love
you
you
all,
all
making
making
it
it
obvious
obvious
that
that
Ilia
ilia
had
had
betrayed
betrayed
him,
him
giving
giving
us
us
a
a
narrative
narrative
that
that
plays
plays
out
out
almost
almost
exactly
exactly
like
like
Shakespeare's
shakespeare's
Julius
julius
Caesar,
caesar
where
where
the
the
dictator
dictator
becomes
becomes
too
too
much
much
of
of
dick.
dick
And
and
then
then
when
when
he
he
sees
sees
a
a
good
good
friend
friend
among
among
his
his
assassin
assassin
says,
says
YouTube
youtube
Brutus,
brutus
by
by
Saturday,
saturday
there
there
were
were
all
all
kinds
kinds
of
of
theories
theories
floating
floating
around,
around
like
like
OpenAI
openai
had
had
discovered
discovered
artificial
artificial
general
general
intelligence
intelligence
or
or
some
some
other
other
their
their
highly
highly
dangerous
dangerous
digital
digital
consciousness,
consciousness
and
and
it
it
was
was
too
too
dangerous
dangerous
to
to
have
have
Altman
altman
at
at
the
the
helm.
helm
Or
or
maybe
maybe
Altman
altman
was
was
getting
getting
too
too
friendly
friendly
with
with
the
the
Saudis,
saudis
raising
raising
money
money
for
for
his
his
AI
ai
chip
chip
side
side
hustles.
hustles
We're
we're
getting
getting
there,
there
I'm
i'm
money.
money
And
and
another
another
thing
thing
making
making
Altman
altman
look
look
bad
bad
is
is
this
this
letter
letter
from
from
former
former
OpenAI
openai
employees
employees
that
that
contains
contains
various
various
allegations
allegations
of
of
dishonesty
dishonesty
that
that
need
need
to
to
be
be
investigated
investigated
further.
further
However,
however
an
an
internal
internal
to
to
a
a
memo
memo
leak
leak
saying
saying
that
that
his
his
firing
firing
wasn't
wasn't
due
due
to
to
any
any
malfeasance
malfeasance
or
or
technological
technological
issues.
issues
Now
now
by
by
Sunday,
sunday
Altman
altman
was
was
already
already
back
back
in
in
the
the
building
building
with
with
a
a
guest
guest
badge,
badge
negotiating
negotiating
his
his
return
return
to
to
open
open
AI
ai
with
with
Microsoft
microsoft
CEO,
ceo
Sadia
sadia
Nattala.
nattala
These
these
talks
talks
ended
ended
in
in
a
a
stalemate
stalemate
because
because
Sadia
sadia
wanted
wanted
to
to
use
use
Microsoft
microsoft
Teams,
teams
but
but
the
the
OpenAI
openai
Board
board
refused
refused
to
to
eyes
eyes
on
on
Google
google
Meet.
meet
So
so
Altman
altman
and
and
Brockman
brockman
formed
formed
a
a
new
new
AI
ai
research
research
team
team
at
at
Microsoft
microsoft
and
and
will
will
likely
likely
be
be
taking
taking
many
many
OpenAI
openai
employees
employees
with
with
them.
them
Them.
them
On
on
Twitter,
twitter
tons
tons
of
of
people
people
started
started
repeating
repeating
this
this
cult
cult
like
like
chant,
chant
OpenAI
openai
is
is
nothing
nothing
without
without
its
its
people.
people
And
and
a
a
little
little
pro
pro
tip
tip
here,
here
if
if
you
you
haven't
haven't
done
done
so
so
already,
already
I'd
i'd
recommend
recommend
sending
sending
out
out
this
this
tweet
tweet
yourself
yourself
because
because
you'll
you'll
instantly
instantly
get
get
multiple
multiple
DMs
dms
with
with
job
job
offers.
offers
Over
over
500
500
OpenAI
openai
employees
employees
have
have
threatened
threatened
to
to
quit
quit
who
who
could
could
easily
easily
be
be
absorbed
absorbed
by
by
Microsoft
microsoft
to
to
completely
completely
dominate
dominate
the
the
AI
ai
space.
space
Now,
now
in
in
what
what
seems
seems
to
to
be
be
an
an
incredibly
incredibly
weak
weak
move,
move
Ilyasudskeever
ilyasudskeever
tweeted
tweeted
that
that
he
he
regrets
regrets
his
his
actions
actions
in
in
participating
participating
with
with
the
the
board
board
to
to
fire
fire
Altman.
altman
Many
many
people
people
have
have
said
said
that
that
he's
he's
the
the
brain
brain
behind
behind
open
open
AI
ai
and
and
the
the
single
single
most
most
important
important
figure
figure
when
when
it
it
comes
comes
to
to
the
the
technology
technology
itself.
itself
And
and
he
he
sent
sent
this
this
ominous
ominous
tweet
tweet
a
a
few
few
weeks
weeks
ago
ago
that
that
said
said
if
if
you
you
value
value
human
human
intelligence
intelligence
above
above
all
all
else,
else
you
you
are
are
going
going
to
to
Have
have
a
a
bad
bad
time.
time
And
and
now
now
fast
fast
forward
forward
to
to
Tuesday,
tuesday
November
november
21st,
21st
Altman
altman
officially
officially
leaves
leaves
Microsoft
microsoft
and
and
goes
goes
back
back
to
to
OpenAI
openai
as
as
CEO.
ceo
As
as
of
of
right
right
now,
now
the
the
situation
situation
is
is
still
still
volatile,
volatile
but
but
it
it
looks
looks
like
like
Microsoft
microsoft
is
is
going
going
to
to
come
come
out
out
the
the
big
big
winner.
winner
Altman
altman
himself
himself
is
is
also
also
a
a
big
big
winner
winner
who
who
now
now
looks
looks
like
like
an
an
irreplaceable
irreplaceable
CEO
ceo
with
with
overwhelming
overwhelming
support
support
from
from
employees.
employees
What's
what's
weird
weird
though
though
is
is
someone
someone
has
has
to
to
be
be
lying.
lying
The
the
board
board
of
of
directors
directors
indicated
indicated
that
that
Altman
altman
was
was
lying
lying
about
about
something
something
very
very
serious
serious
because
because
there's
there's
no
no
way
way
you
you
just
just
fire
fire
someone
someone
who's
who's
as
as
smart,
smart
effective,
effective
gay,
gay
and
and
well
well
connected
connected
as
as
Sam
sam
Altman,
altman
especially
especially
right
right
before
before
Hanukkah.
hanukkah
Most
most
likely
likely
it
it
would
would
be
be
some
some
kind
kind
of
of
major
major
conflict
conflict
of
of
interest,
interest
like
like
where
where
he's
he's
using
using
his
his
position
position
to
to
make
make
bank
bank
behind
behind
everyone's
everyone's
backs
backs
by
by
forming
forming
ship
ship
startups
startups
with
with
the
the
Saudis.
saudis
But
but
it
it
seems
seems
like
like
if
if
there
there
was
was
a
a
really
really
good
good
reason
reason
for
for
his
his
firing,
firing
somebody
somebody
would
would
have
have
leaked
leaked
that
that
information
information
out
out
by
by
now
now
to
to
have
have
it
it
all
all
make
make
sense
sense
in
in
the
the
first
first
place.
place
Maybe
maybe
the
the
board
board
is
is
lying,
lying
and
and
they
they
didn't
didn't
really
really
have
have
a
a
reason
reason
to
to
fire
fire
Altman.
altman
Aside
aside
from
from
the
the
fact
fact
that
that
they
they
thought
thought
he
he
was
was
becoming
becoming
too
too
powerful
powerful
and
and
influential,
influential
he
he
was
was
pushing
pushing
AI
ai
commercialization
commercialization
too
too
far,
far
which
which
some
some
people
people
think
think
is
is
a
a
very
very
dangerous
dangerous
thing
thing
for
for
humanity.
humanity
Therefore,
therefore
the
the
Board
board
took
took
action
action
to
to
save
save
humanity
humanity
by
by
getting
getting
rid
rid
of
of
Altman
altman
at
at
the
the
first
first
possible
possible
opportunity,
opportunity
but
but
this
this
also
also
doesn't
doesn't
make
make
a
a
ton
ton
of
of
sense
sense
because
because
they
they
had
had
to
to
have
have
known
known
this
this
back
back
Flash
flash
was
was
coming,
coming
and
and
Altman
altman
could
could
just
just
go
go
start
start
his
his
own
own
AI
ai
thing
thing
at
at
Microsoft
microsoft
without
without
the
the
arbitrary
arbitrary
moral
moral
limitations
limitations
imposed
imposed
by
by
the
the
nonprofit
nonprofit
OpenAI.
openai
Others
others
have
have
speculated
speculated
that
that
board
board
member
member
Adam
adam
D'Angelo
d'angelo
was
was
behind
behind
the
the
firing
firing
because
because
he's
he's
the
the
CEO
ceo
of
of
Quora,
quora
which
which
is
is
an
an
unusable
unusable
knock
knock
off
off
of
of
Yahoo
yahoo
Answers
answers
that
that
recently
recently
released
released
its
its
an
an
AI
ai
product
product
called
called
Poe.
poe
Then
then
on
on
chat
chat
gpt
gpt
dev
dev
day
day
a
a
few
few
weeks
weeks
ago,
ago
it
it
immediately
immediately
became
became
obsolete.
obsolete
The
the
problem
problem
is
is
that
that
D'Angelo
d'angelo
is
is
returning
returning
to
to
the
the
board
board
along
along
with
with
Altman
altman
as
as
CEO,
ceo
Which
which
means
means
he's
he's
probably
probably
not
not
the
the
source
source
of
of
the
the
drama.
drama
Although
although
he
he
did
did
vote
vote
to
to
fire
fire
Altman,
altman
the
the
board
board
members
members
not
not
returning
returning
are
are
the
the
2
2
women,
women
Tasha
tasha
McCauley
mccauley
and
and
Helen
helen
Toner,
toner
a
a
big
big
win
win
for
for
the
the
patriarchy.
patriarchy
To
to
you.
you
And
and
apparently,
apparently
Toner
toner
and
and
Altman
altman
weren't
weren't
playing
playing
well
well
together
together
recently.
recently
To
to
replace
replace
them,
them
we've
we've
got
got
Brett
brett
Taylor,
taylor
who
who
was
was
the
the
former
former
chairman
chairman
of
of
the
the
board
board
at
at
Twitter
twitter
before
before
Elon
elon
took
took
over.
over
And
and
Larry
larry
Summers,
summers
who
who
was
was
the
the
former
former
secretary
secretary
of
of
the
the
treasury,
treasury
appointed
appointed
shortly
shortly
after
after
Bill
bill
Clinton
clinton
did
did
not
not
have
have
sexual
sexual
relations
relations
with
with
that
that
woman.
woman
The
the
only
only
other
other
possibility
possibility
is
is
that
that
everybody
everybody
is
is
lying.
lying
Altman,
altman
the
the
board,
board
and
and
Microsoft
microsoft
are
are
all
all
working
working
together
together
on
on
a
a
giant
giant
publicity
publicity
stunt
stunt
as
as
part
part
of
of
a
a
grand
grand
strategy
strategy
to
to
consolidate
consolidate
power
power
and
and
achieve
achieve
regulatory
regulatory
capture,
capture
where
where
the
the
techno
techno
kings
kings
get
get
to
to
regulate
regulate
themselves
themselves
to
to
carry
carry
on
on
the
the
tradition
tradition
of
of
crony
crony
capitalism
capitalism
here
here
in
in
America
america
to
to
ultimately
ultimately
make
make
it
it
impossible
impossible
for
for
anyone
anyone
to
to
compete
compete
with
with
OpenAI
openai
and
and
Microsoft.
microsoft
This
this
was
was
all
all
planned
planned
out
out
in
in
May
may
of
of
2023
2023
at
at
the
the
Bilderberg
bilderberg
meeting,
meeting
which
which
was
was
attended
attended
by
by
people
people
like
like
Altman,
altman
Nadella,
nadella
and
and
elite
elite
insiders
insiders
like
like
Henry
henry
Kissinger.
kissinger
They
they
borrowed
borrowed
the
the
story
story
from
from
Shakespeare's
shakespeare's
Julius
julius
Caesar
caesar
to
to
keep
keep
us
us
all
all
entertained.
entertained
And
and
if
if
you
you
enjoyed
enjoyed
it,
it
you're
you're
really
really
going
going
to
to
to
to
the
the
next
next
act,
act
where
where
Altman
altman
brings
brings
us
us
his
his
final
final
alternative
alternative
to
to
man.
man
That
that
brings
brings
us
us
back
back
into
into
perpetual
perpetual
balance
balance
with
with
nature,
nature
just
just
as
as
the
the
guide
guide
stones
stones
require.
require
Welcome
welcome
back
back
to
to
the
the
Code
code
Report.
report
Thanks
thanks
for
for
watching
watching
and
and
I
i
will
will
see
see
you
you
in
in
the
the
next
next
one.
one
success
In a Code Report, the host discusses the firing of the OpenAI board of directors and former CEO, Ilya Sutselaer, for lying about the company's AI policies. The host also mentions a letter from Altman, which they believe to be a lie, and a letter from former employees, which they believe to be a lie. The host also mentions a potential conflict of interest between Altman and Microsoft's CEO, Sadia Nattala, and the possibility of a major conflict of interest between Altman and Microsoft's CEO, Brett Taylor.
The truth about the OpenAI drama
Someone is lying about OpenAI, either Sam Altman, the Board of Directors, or both. It is November 22, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. Welcome back to the program. Let's first do a quick recap on what's happened over the last few days. On Friday around 3 PM, Sam Altman joins a Google Meet, where he's fired by OpenAI's board of directors, including chief scientist and cofounder, Ilya Sutskeberg. A few minutes later, an open AI statement goes public, blaming how Altman was fired for not being consistently candid in his communications with the board, which implies some sort of lying by omission. OpenAI president Greg Brockman was also demoted to the CEO. However, he promptly quit rather than be disrespected like this. In addition, Sam Altman sent this cryptic tweet saying, I Love you all, making it obvious that Ilia had betrayed him, giving us a narrative that plays out almost exactly like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the dictator becomes too much of dick. And then when he sees a good friend among his assassin says, YouTube Brutus, by Saturday, there were all kinds of theories floating around, like OpenAI had discovered artificial general intelligence or some other their highly dangerous digital consciousness, and it was too dangerous to have Altman at the helm. Or maybe Altman was getting too friendly with the Saudis, raising money for his AI chip side hustles. We're getting there, I'm money. And another thing making Altman look bad is this letter from former OpenAI employees that contains various allegations of dishonesty that need to be investigated further. However, an internal to a memo leak saying that his firing wasn't due to any malfeasance or technological issues. Now by Sunday, Altman was already back in the building with a guest badge, negotiating his return to open AI with Microsoft CEO, Sadia Nattala. These talks ended in a stalemate because Sadia wanted to use Microsoft Teams, but the OpenAI Board refused to eyes on Google Meet. So Altman and Brockman formed a new AI research team at Microsoft and will likely be taking many OpenAI employees with them. Them. On Twitter, tons of people started repeating this cult like chant, OpenAI is nothing without its people. And a little pro tip here, if you haven't done so already, I'd recommend sending out this tweet yourself because you'll instantly get multiple DMs with job offers. Over 500 OpenAI employees have threatened to quit who could easily be absorbed by Microsoft to completely dominate the AI space. Now, in what seems to be an incredibly weak move, Ilyasudskeever tweeted that he regrets his actions in participating with the board to fire Altman. Many people have said that he's the brain behind open AI and the single most important figure when it comes to the technology itself. And he sent this ominous tweet a few weeks ago that said if you value human intelligence above all else, you are going to Have a bad time. And now fast forward to Tuesday, November 21st, Altman officially leaves Microsoft and goes back to OpenAI as CEO. As of right now, the situation is still volatile, but it looks like Microsoft is going to come out the big winner. Altman himself is also a big winner who now looks like an irreplaceable CEO with overwhelming support from employees. What's weird though is someone has to be lying. The board of directors indicated that Altman was lying about something very serious because there's no way you just fire someone who's as smart, effective, gay, and well connected as Sam Altman, especially right before Hanukkah. Most likely it would be some kind of major conflict of interest, like where he's using his position to make bank behind everyone's backs by forming ship startups with the Saudis. But it seems like if there was a really good reason for his firing, somebody would have leaked that information out by now to have it all make sense in the first place. Maybe the board is lying, and they didn't really have a reason to fire Altman. Aside from the fact that they thought he was becoming too powerful and influential, he was pushing AI commercialization too far, which some people think is a very dangerous thing for humanity. Therefore, the Board took action to save humanity by getting rid of Altman at the first possible opportunity, but this also doesn't make a ton of sense because they had to have known this back Flash was coming, and Altman could just go start his own AI thing at Microsoft without the arbitrary moral limitations imposed by the nonprofit OpenAI. Others have speculated that board member Adam D'Angelo was behind the firing because he's the CEO of Quora, which is an unusable knock off of Yahoo Answers that recently released its an AI product called Poe. Then on chat gpt dev day a few weeks ago, it immediately became obsolete. The problem is that D'Angelo is returning to the board along with Altman as CEO, Which means he's probably not the source of the drama. Although he did vote to fire Altman, the board members not returning are the 2 women, Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner, a big win for the patriarchy. To you. And apparently, Toner and Altman weren't playing well together recently. To replace them, we've got Brett Taylor, who was the former chairman of the board at Twitter before Elon took over. And Larry Summers, who was the former secretary of the treasury, appointed shortly after Bill Clinton did not have sexual relations with that woman. The only other possibility is that everybody is lying. Altman, the board, and Microsoft are all working together on a giant publicity stunt as part of a grand strategy to consolidate power and achieve regulatory capture, where the techno kings get to regulate themselves to carry on the tradition of crony capitalism here in America to ultimately make it impossible for anyone to compete with OpenAI and Microsoft. This was all planned out in May of 2023 at the Bilderberg meeting, which was attended by people like Altman, Nadella, and elite insiders like Henry Kissinger. They borrowed the story from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to keep us all entertained. And if you enjoyed it, you're really going to to the next act, where Altman brings us his final alternative to man. That brings us back into perpetual balance with nature, just as the guide stones require. Welcome back to the Code Report. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
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        Generate the video : Someone is lying about OpenAI, either Sam Altman, the Board of Directors, or both. It is November 22, 2023, and you're watching the Code Report. Welcome back to the program. Let's first do a quick recap on what's happened over the last few days. On Friday around 3 PM, Sam Altman joins a Google Meet, where he's fired by OpenAI's board of directors, including chief scientist and cofounder, Ilya Sutskeberg. A few minutes later, an open AI statement goes public, blaming how Altman was fired for not being consistently candid in his communications with the board, which implies some sort of lying by omission. OpenAI president Greg Brockman was also demoted to the CEO. However, he promptly quit rather than be disrespected like this. In addition, Sam Altman sent this cryptic tweet saying, I Love you all, making it obvious that Ilia had betrayed him, giving us a narrative that plays out almost exactly like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the dictator becomes too much of dick. And then when he sees a good friend among his assassin says, YouTube Brutus, by Saturday, there were all kinds of theories floating around, like OpenAI had discovered artificial general intelligence or some other their highly dangerous digital consciousness, and it was too dangerous to have Altman at the helm. Or maybe Altman was getting too friendly with the Saudis, raising money for his AI chip side hustles. We're getting there, I'm money. And another thing making Altman look bad is this letter from former OpenAI employees that contains various allegations of dishonesty that need to be investigated further. However, an internal to a memo leak saying that his firing wasn't due to any malfeasance or technological issues. Now by Sunday, Altman was already back in the building with a guest badge, negotiating his return to open AI with Microsoft CEO, Sadia Nattala. These talks ended in a stalemate because Sadia wanted to use Microsoft Teams, but the OpenAI Board refused to eyes on Google Meet. So Altman and Brockman formed a new AI research team at Microsoft and will likely be taking many OpenAI employees with them. Them. On Twitter, tons of people started repeating this cult like chant, OpenAI is nothing without its people. And a little pro tip here, if you haven't done so already, I'd recommend sending out this tweet yourself because you'll instantly get multiple DMs with job offers. Over 500 OpenAI employees have threatened to quit who could easily be absorbed by Microsoft to completely dominate the AI space. Now, in what seems to be an incredibly weak move, Ilyasudskeever tweeted that he regrets his actions in participating with the board to fire Altman. Many people have said that he's the brain behind open AI and the single most important figure when it comes to the technology itself. And he sent this ominous tweet a few weeks ago that said if you value human intelligence above all else, you are going to Have a bad time. And now fast forward to Tuesday, November 21st, Altman officially leaves Microsoft and goes back to OpenAI as CEO. As of right now, the situation is still volatile, but it looks like Microsoft is going to come out the big winner. Altman himself is also a big winner who now looks like an irreplaceable CEO with overwhelming support from employees. What's weird though is someone has to be lying. The board of directors indicated that Altman was lying about something very serious because there's no way you just fire someone who's as smart, effective, gay, and well connected as Sam Altman, especially right before Hanukkah. Most likely it would be some kind of major conflict of interest, like where he's using his position to make bank behind everyone's backs by forming ship startups with the Saudis. But it seems like if there was a really good reason for his firing, somebody would have leaked that information out by now to have it all make sense in the first place. Maybe the board is lying, and they didn't really have a reason to fire Altman. Aside from the fact that they thought he was becoming too powerful and influential, he was pushing AI commercialization too far, which some people think is a very dangerous thing for humanity. Therefore, the Board took action to save humanity by getting rid of Altman at the first possible opportunity, but this also doesn't make a ton of sense because they had to have known this back Flash was coming, and Altman could just go start his own AI thing at Microsoft without the arbitrary moral limitations imposed by the nonprofit OpenAI. Others have speculated that board member Adam D'Angelo was behind the firing because he's the CEO of Quora, which is an unusable knock off of Yahoo Answers that recently released its an AI product called Poe. Then on chat gpt dev day a few weeks ago, it immediately became obsolete. The problem is that D'Angelo is returning to the board along with Altman as CEO, Which means he's probably not the source of the drama. Although he did vote to fire Altman, the board members not returning are the 2 women, Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner, a big win for the patriarchy. To you. And apparently, Toner and Altman weren't playing well together recently. To replace them, we've got Brett Taylor, who was the former chairman of the board at Twitter before Elon took over. And Larry Summers, who was the former secretary of the treasury, appointed shortly after Bill Clinton did not have sexual relations with that woman. The only other possibility is that everybody is lying. Altman, the board, and Microsoft are all working together on a giant publicity stunt as part of a grand strategy to consolidate power and achieve regulatory capture, where the techno kings get to regulate themselves to carry on the tradition of crony capitalism here in America to ultimately make it impossible for anyone to compete with OpenAI and Microsoft. This was all planned out in May of 2023 at the Bilderberg meeting, which was attended by people like Altman, Nadella, and elite insiders like Henry Kissinger. They borrowed the story from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to keep us all entertained. And if you enjoyed it, you're really going to to the next act, where Altman brings us his final alternative to man. That brings us back into perpetual balance with nature, just as the guide stones require. Welcome back to the Code Report. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
        