The author speculates that the use of a front company could potentially shield parties from legal fights and liability, and facilitate undisclosed transactions that wouldn't be directly attributed to Sam Altman or other OpenAI-linked parties. The author believes that these actions deserve scrutiny and attention, and calls for a thorough investigation into the matter.
Key takeaways:
- The article discusses the possibility of Vespers Inc., a company that was temporarily in control of OpenAI Startup Fund, being a front company created with AI assistance.
- It suggests that Vespers Inc. might have used pseudonymous and/or fictitious individuals to serve as placeholder Directors and Executives, which raises concerns about corporate governance.
- The author believes that Vespers Inc.'s purpose was not to lead OpenAI’s VC fund, but to facilitate transactions and/or actions that Sam Altman and others did not want attributed to them.
- The article calls for scrutiny and attention towards this issue, as it could potentially impact OpenAI's reputation and operations.