OpenAI Reportedly Considered Deals With China and Russia and Courted Kanye West Before Dario Amodei's Exit
Reporting says internal funding talks and a separate GPT-3 access offer deepened tensions that helped push Dario Amodei toward founding Anthropic.
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‘An insane start-up’: OpenAI’s 2017 plan to auction AGI to governments
In 2017, OpenAI co-founders Greg Brockman and Ilya Sutskever proposed auctioning the rights to the company’s future AGI to governments, including the US, China and Russia. Kevin Roose reports the plan in an excerpt from his book, published by The Atlantic on Tuesday. Dario Amodei opposed it. It was one of several disputes that led […] This story continues at The Next Web
OpenAI considered partnering with China and Russia, cozying up to Kanye West — leading to Amodei split: report
OpenAI leaders reportedly cooked up “insane” ideas like selling future tools to Russia and China and offering Kanye West early access to an unreleased model, horrifying top staffers.
AI companies have signed a non-legal agreement on artificial intelligence with President Trump. New book reveals questionable OpenAI plans to auction AGI to countries like Russia and China.
AI companies have signed a non-legal agreement on artificial intelligence with President Trump. New book reveals questionable OpenAI plans to auction AGI to countries like Russia and China.
An internal plan of 2017 would have proposed offering rights over a future IGA to governments, including the United States, China and Russia. Dario Amodei opposed it and warned that the initiative could fuel an arms race and damage OpenAI’s moral legitimacy.
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