BOMBSHELL: OpenAI’s Descent into Greed Exposed
Get ready for the most shocking revelation in the tech world: OpenAI, the AI chatbot maker behind the notorious ChatGPT, is about to sell out to the highest bidder with a staggering $6.5 billion funding round that could close as early as next week. And that’s not all – the company’s rumored conversion from a nonprofit to a for-profit entity is now a done deal, according to a stunning report in The Wall Street Journal.
But what does this mean for the future of AI? One thing is certain: OpenAI’s newfound profitability will come at the cost of its integrity. Investors will have the power to pull out their money if the company doesn’t transition to a for-profit structure within two years, raising serious questions about the long-term consequences of this reckless move.
But don’t just take our word for it – the WSJ’s expose paints a grim picture of a company on the brink of collapse. Despite raking in a whopping $4 billion in revenue, OpenAI is still hemorrhaging billions, with researchers working themselves to the bone to meet arbitrary deadlines. The company’s recent flagship model, GPT-4o, was safety-tested in a paltry nine days – a recipe for disaster that will only serve to further erode public trust in AI technology.
And let’s not forget the burnout-prone work culture and internal clashes that are plaguing OpenAI. Is this really the kind of company we want leading the charge in the development of artificial intelligence?