Fired lab CEO's spy case "falling apart": X users question due process, invoke Altman precedent
bookwormengr · x · 2026-11-13
Questioning a frontier AI lab's board for firing its CEO over spy allegations before any conclusive investigation, user bookwormengr argues:
- The spy case is already "falling apart"; action should wait for findings.
- Remote access likely happened, and blocking it is reasonable — but it remains legal today, at worst a grey area frontier labs are familiar with.
- He sarcastically contrasts "innocent until proven guilty" with the board's move: "Imagine a frontier lab CEO fired without proper investigation & reason. Last time it happened, almost everyone on X supported the CEO" — a clear nod to the 2023 Altman episode.
The post captures the community's due-process debate over the firing and the growing Altman-parallel narrative.
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