Hopefully Llama 3 and Code Llama v2 will come out in a few months, so we can have something running locally with quality between GPT 3.4 and 4. That would be well enough for many real-world use cases.
Sam is still trying to return. The fate of OpenAI rests in 2 of remaining 3 board members.
This is getting interesting. If they hire Sam back & step down are they admitting fault? What are the legal implications?
Regardless, this has been such a dramatic couple of days that nobody (including us) deserve to go through. We need some serious investigations from external parties (not performed by the randomly hired interim CEO).
A hilarious post in the comments:
(Not to discourage Ilya signing the letter. I think it was a very bold & encouraging move that hopefully will prevent OpenAI from crashing)
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The entire energy of the sama drama saga:
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GFD 
This is why I love this place.
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We’ll see, but 12 minutes ago Sam tweeted this:
The “continuity of operations” seems concerning, since it implies their operations may be disrupted if nothing is done.
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The phrase “playing poker with a joker and some uno cards” has never fit better as analogy to this saga lol.
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If the board resigns you bet your ass I’m making a “draw 4” joke.
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Its actually over 700 now I heard. Which is crazy, like, 90% of the company is on board. Still, their superalignment team hasnt sent many hearts I saw, like, 2/9 of them. Makes me wonder whats up rn. That, along with the statement that running the company into the ground would align with the board’s core directive… huh.
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Lol this community aint going nowhere, or rather, if we do, we’ll all be there together. Whats that phrase, “we’ll all go together when we go.”
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Nothing would make me happier!
Can’t wait to join the future Microsoft AI dev community lol
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the heck kind of metric is that 
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You mean we are on the Titanic, right now?
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Where did you find the documents? This is a sentence.
EDIT:
I found them https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/documents/openai-letter-board-2023.pdf.
I’ve been seeing reports that now ~95% of the company has signed this petition.
So, the good news is that OpenAI will be OpenAI. It may just be under Microsoft it seems.
All because of 3 stubborn board members.
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Yeah, I don’t think the board has an option to refuse here, Microsoft has a 49% stake in OpenAI, so they do have something to say too 
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Coming soon: Poe-etic justice for Quora…
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What’s funny to me is that a few years ago Amazon tried to get me to come over and lead the re-design of Twitch as a service. I thought about it but turned them down. To think I could have now been one of the 5 remaining employees at OpenAI 
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I’m not too fussed about where they end up, I love what the OpenAI team has made and hope they can continue to make it together.
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As an insider (for the next 2 weeks) I can tell you that the writing on the wall has always been that OpenAI would eventually end up part of Microsoft. This is a trillion dollar market to Microsoft. This just bypasses any regulatory scrutiny. My opinion. Not Microsofts.
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