Blogger: OpenAI 'stealing' the Millennium problem was rational even if it looks bad
Linahuaa · x · 2026-09-09
Blogger Linahuaa argues OpenAI claiming the Millennium problem was a rational move even if it made them look bad: being first is a huge aura buff for investors, who only care that you are first, not how.
- Public memory is short: half defend the cult, half forget within weeks — he cites the OpenAI whistleblower death and articles calling Sam a pathological liar.
- Ends with a cynical take: locals running DeepSeek for 'privacy' get mogged by those trading private chats for frontier power; in Sam's position he'd steal 10 out of 10 times and lie about it.
Unverified, emotion-heavy commentary — read as AI-circle drama.
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