Sam Altman

“So to boil Sam and Gary and Matt's view on co-founder, no co-founder, multiple co-founders into kind of one thesis, it's most likely to be successful is having one good co-founder. After that is being a solo founder, and after that is having a bad co-founder.”

“Sam's gonna come out of this, like 10 X stronger hellbent this was probably inevitable based on when the board was set up and the mess that was going on”

“And now open AI is going to have a Massive issue with speed and brand and everything else, and it's going to be unrecoverable. They're never going to be a recover from what happened.”

“I'm willing to bet that whatever, Whatever company they raise for, start raising for in the next few weeks or days will be the most competitive fundraise that probably has happened in the last 10 years.”

“To cause the board to make this move, a move that Microsoft, OpenAI's biggest investor, found out about one minute before the press release and ended up losing fifty billion dollars in market cap from as their stock continued to trade.”

“Like this will never happen to Sam ever again. This problem that we're talking about here will never happen to me going forward again.”

“Fast iteration can make up for a lot. It's usually okay to be wrong if you iterate quickly. Plans should be measured in decades. Execution should be measured in weeks.”

“I think big ideas are the greatest recruiters. Smart, ambitious people want to work on big, ambitious ideas. Sure, Elon Musk or Sam Altman can attract any top one percent employee, and especially an engineer, because of their reputation, but I believe just as …”