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Microsoft and OpenAI ‘bromance’ begins to fray
(www.seattletimes.com)
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It's not a 'bromance' if they're not dudes. They are companies.
Blame Altman on that one, from the article:
I don't care what Altman said. These are megacorporations using buzzwords. No need to mutilate ourselves into idiotic commercials for them.
Corporations are people, my friend
No they're not, guy. I aggressively dismiss any legal vomit that claims they are.
And I agree with you. Good luck taking down the Supreme Court! Go get ‘em!
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/corporations-people-doctrine-real-legal-concept
Altman is definitely a tech bro. Nadella is, I'd say, also one, although I'm getting a bit of "How do you do, fellow kids" vibe from him.
nvidia executive called saltman a podcasting bro