What a misleading headline 😒
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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Yes it is. I would do the same thing if I were in that situation.
What's misleading about it?
Good question; it doesn't seem misleading to me. Here's the relevant bit:
Willner is staying on in an “advisory role” but has asked Linkedin followers to “reach out” for related opportunities. The former OpenAI project lead states that the move comes after a decision to spend more time with his family.
The AI hate hype train is such a thing right now. I've seen so many directly false headlines and accusations. I was so excited that this tech was finally in the spotlight, but people are really good at making everything terrible.
It's very popular to bash anything AI, and any of the things that actually need to be addressed are being completely ignored.