After Spending Years Relentlessly Chasing Fame, Sam Altman Complains That He's Getting Recognized In Public Too Much
After Spending Years Relentlessly Chasing Fame, Sam Altman Complains That He's Getting Recognized In Public Too Much
After chasing it for years, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is humblebragging that all his international fame is taking a toll.
Thank you. I am saving this for future use.
Me too, that’s a good one.
These drama queens are shameless.. They literally pay for articles to cover their egos and how their amazing company will distrupt your life and you will love it!
Yeah, everyone should take a real good look at him. When the guillotines come out you wouldn't wanna grab the wrong guy.
It’s a good bet that everyone standing around him would be on the list for the guillotine as well
$10 says it happened once.
And that one time it was his cousin who he hadn't seen in 15 years. Sam, is that you?
OMG, the curse of fame. I can't handle this shit.
Seriously, I run into people who "know me" all the time. Its called living in a single area all your life.
The dude could move to my neighborhood and noone would know who he is.
He can rest easy: I don't know who that is and how he looks.
Did you ever see the Matrix? Remember how Cypher sold everyone out to the machines? Same guy.
But Joe Pantoliano is still somehow likable as Cypher, even when he's a piece of shit.
I genuinely keep confusing what he looks like with the Fried guy
I don't really feel like it was a huge complaint, just mentioned in the interview.
This is a reaction on a reaction.
On an article, which is actually a complaint that someone is complaining.
Which was really much more of a mention of an annoyance.
From one of them egocentric billionaires who for lack of public places to be alone was talking on stage once more.
And the audience listened, The media reported. And the people felt.
~I dont know why i wrote this but i strangely enjoyed it.*~
That is truly hilarious.
Use that fame to lead people to zuckerfucker, satya nadela or sundar pichai's homes. They could use some visits from "satisfied customers"
