Elon Musk criticized Openai on October 11 and called it ‘built on a lie’, after re -tweeting the former member of Helen Toner, who emphasized dishonesty and intimidation in the enterprise. He claimed that the non-profit organization was abused for financial gain, which raised questions about AI management and transparency. Technical entrepreneur Elon Musk again focused on Openai and described the AI research organization as “built on a lie”. (AFP) Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk again focused on Openai and described the AI research organization as ‘built on a lie’. Elon Musk Slams Openai again on Saturday, Musk tweeted a post by Helen Toner, a former Openai board member, who shared her candid views on the company. Toner wrote: “Openai employees ask me so often how I see the CO now. It is always difficult to give a simple answer. Some things they do, eg, on monitoring or building system cards is great. But the dishonesty and intimidation tactics in their policy work are really not.” Musk added his own comments to the post and simply wrote: “Openai was built on a lie.” Controversion on non-profit status The exchange has elicited reactions to X, with one user questioning: “Wasn’t it supposed to be a non-profit organization?” Musk answered sharply and claimed, “They stole a charity and used it for their own financial gain.” It is the latest in a series of public criticism by Musk, which has long expressed concern about AI management and the transparency of organizations such as Openai. Musk criticizes the proposed profitable transition to recall, and Tesla CEO last month criticized Openai for reports that the company may intend to turn its non-profit structure into a profitable entity and call such a step “illegally”. The remarks come from allegations that Openai, Chatgpt Manufacturer, restructures its core operations as a profitable benefit corporation. Musk responded to X: ‘You can’t just convert a non-profit organization into a profitable organization. It is illegal. ‘ According to a Bloomberg report, the proposed plan can see that Openai CEO Sam Altman receives a seven percent stake in the company as it transitions to a profitable model. Openai was founded in 2015 as a non-profit organization focused on AI research. In 2019, it created Openai MP, a profitable subsidiary, which enabled the company to attract Microsoft investments to finance its development projects.
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