I think the answer is either “you don’t know enough about the specifics to have actionable advice” or “return to basic principles”. I generally think that, had they been open about Altman blatantly lying to the board about things, and that Murati and Sutskever were the leaders of the firing, then I think there would’ve been (a) less scapegoating and (b) it would’ve been more likely that Altman would’ve failed his coup.
But I don’t know the details to be confident about actionable advice here.
I think the answer is either “you don’t know enough about the specifics to have actionable advice” or “return to basic principles”. I generally think that, had they been open about Altman blatantly lying to the board about things, and that Murati and Sutskever were the leaders of the firing, then I think there would’ve been (a) less scapegoating and (b) it would’ve been more likely that Altman would’ve failed his coup.
But I don’t know the details to be confident about actionable advice here.