Elon Musk's enigmatic response to an OpenAI scholar's suicide...
Elon Musk's enigmatic response to an OpenAI scholar's suicide...Artificial Intelligence (AI) researcher Suchir balaji was found dead in his apartment in san francisco on november 26. For this 'accident' of november 26, it is now being said that Suchir has committed suicide.San Francisco police Department spokesman Officer Robert Rueca told forbes in an email, "No evidence of any wrongdoing has been found during the initial investigation." According to The Mercury News, which first reported Suchir Balaji's death, balaji was found dead in his Buchanan Street apartment on november 26.
Allegations were made of violating copyright law...According to his LinkedIn profile, balaji worked for OpenAI from november 2020 to august 2024. Two months ago, in an interview with The New York Times, balaji accused OpenAI of violating copyright law. tesla CEO Elon Musk has reacted to Balaji's death. He has written 'Hmm' while sharing this news. Let us tell you that he has been in a long-running dispute with OpenAI CEO sam Altman.Made many big claims about AIBalaji had claimed that OpenAI's working methods were dangerous. He had said that copyrighted material has been used without permission to train the AI model. balaji had also repeatedly expressed concern over the ethical impact of AI. According to him, AI can harm the entire ecosystem of the Internet. In an interview to the New York Times, he had said that OpenAI's business model is unstable and very bad for the Internet ecosystem. He had asked those who thought they were right to leave the company.
Allegations were made of violating copyright law...According to his LinkedIn profile, balaji worked for OpenAI from november 2020 to august 2024. Two months ago, in an interview with The New York Times, balaji accused OpenAI of violating copyright law. tesla CEO Elon Musk has reacted to Balaji's death. He has written 'Hmm' while sharing this news. Let us tell you that he has been in a long-running dispute with OpenAI CEO sam Altman.Made many big claims about AIBalaji had claimed that OpenAI's working methods were dangerous. He had said that copyrighted material has been used without permission to train the AI model. balaji had also repeatedly expressed concern over the ethical impact of AI. According to him, AI can harm the entire ecosystem of the Internet. In an interview to the New York Times, he had said that OpenAI's business model is unstable and very bad for the Internet ecosystem. He had asked those who thought they were right to leave the company.