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Sam Altman accused of being shady about OpenAI’s safety efforts
(arstechnica.com)
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The thing with hype trains is you get aboard or get left behind. Maybe they hype leads to a ghost town destination, but as a massive business you'd rather be on the train than not.
If you're early enough to actually benefit from the ride,
you're early enough to do some research, then benefit from the ride.
Not if it's a Ponzi scheme, no. If you are in time to make others suckers and possibly even profit, then yeah. But that's similar for all Ponzi schemes.