“When we originally set up the Microsoft deal, we came up with this thing called the sufficient AGI clause,” a clause that determined the moment when OpenAI would stop sharing its IP with Microsoft. “We all think differently now,” he added. There would no longer be a clean cutoff point for when OpenAI reached AGI. “We think it’s going to be a continual thing.” The two companies would continue to partner and release ever-advancing technologies—at a great price. It was a bizarre and incoherent strategy that only made sense under one reading: OpenAI would do whatever it needed, and interpret and
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