Sam Altman Is Going to Win - by Alberto Romero
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Four facets for four foes
I find it oddly satisfying that Elon Musk lives in perpetual pursuit of his comic side—the one thing he can’t afford—while Sam Altman, his nemesis since that falling out that drove the former into a deep hatred of OpenAI and turned the latter into the most wanted name among Silicon Valley VCs, is effortlessly witty. I have to admit that, though I have little in common with either of them and more than enough reason to be wary of both, I think Musk is closer to being a positive force in the world. I don’t trust Altman—call it a hunch—and still, I find him way more likable. The part of me that…
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