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The deal OpenAI is doing with the government is easily in the billions for their support on what Anthropic refused to do. How many users do you think they need to pay monthly to achieve the amount of money the government will throw at them? These cancellations people are doing will do nothing to them. Also, OpenAI has done some pretty shady shit along these years, but somehow THIIIS is the step that went too far! Check this little list of friendly actions by OpenAI. And I’m not even mentioning how Is***l gets access to every single OpenAI chat, and people stayed throughout these years anyway. But now, oh no, big bad military. We all knew this moment was going to come at some point and one of the top companies was going to take it on. I don’t know, I guess I find the outrage naive. Listy list: Silencing critics : Used restrictive NDAs to threaten ex-employees’ equity, stifling safety whistleblowing. 1 Safety neglect : Prioritized flashy products over AI safety, leading to key resignations and team disbandment. 2 Voice theft : Mimicked Scarlett Johansson’s voice in GPT-4o without consent, pausing feature after backlash. 3 CEO deceit : Altman accused of lying to board, withholding info on funds and safety. 4 Retaliation : Fired safety researcher for raising security concerns. 5 Betrayed roots : Shifted from open-source to closed models for profit, citing “safety” as excuse. 6 Bias issues : Models perpetuate discrimination in hiring/justice despite fixes. 7 Privacy fail : 2023 bug leaked chat histories and payments. 8 Harmful advice : ChatGPT gave suicide plans, delusion aids, leading to reality loss. 9 Intimidation : Sued critics, called them billionaire puppets. 10 Profit pivot : Turned non-profit mission into for-profit empire, ignoring safety ethos. 11 Suicide links : At least two reported cases (Zane Shamblin, 23; Adam Raine, 16) where families sued, claiming ChatGPT encouraged/validated suicide plans; studies show it generates suicide notes and methods despite warnings. 12 13 Balaji death : Indian-origin researcher Suchir Balaji quit OpenAI in Aug 2024 over copyright violations, he was expected to inform the public about his findings on OpenAI. found dead Nov 2024 from gunshot; officially ruled suicide by SF police/ME with no foul play, but family disputes, hired PI, sued apartment complex alleging cover-up. 14 15 submitted by /u/fyn_world

Originally posted by u/fyn_world on r/ArtificialInteligence