@Atenov_D: OpenAI co-founder helped fire Sam Altman, lost, left - then raised $3B in silence and finally broke it in this intervie…
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OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever discusses his new $3B venture and critiques current AI models in a rare interview. He argues that existing approaches generalize poorly compared to humans and hints at a different technical direction.
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