[mannanj]

It's unfortunate though that they lie and deceive by having a name called "Open"AI when they are in fact "Closed". And the whole non-profit to profit and Microsoft deals are just untrustable and unethical.

They also actively employ dark strategies in cooperation with CIA and who knows when they will pull the rug under you again.

Do you really trust a foundational rotten group of people who avoid accountability?

[gck1]

I don't know what it's called when something becomes an irony and then this irony becomes an irony itself, but that's what's up with OpenAI today. On one hand, they started this 'we're closing things down because safety' line, they normalized $200/mo subscriptions, but now they're becoming the most open AI company between the big 3. Their tooling is open source, they're lenient on their quotas on lower plans, and their allowance of third party integrations is also unique.

I would still consider OpenAI naming incorrect, but between the 3, they kind of are, open.

[mannanj]

Ok I heard that. If They're ironically the most open of American companies, and Chinese companies are more open than American companies, isn't that the most ironic of all!