OpenAI chief Sam Altman feels ‘politically homeless’ in July 4th message

The National Openai Sam Altman President on Friday, in a message on July 4, presented the interrogation of the Democratic Party, who said he has moved away from his traditional principles, leaving him “politically homeless”.

In a lengthy post on X, Altman said he was proud to be an American, as millions began celebrating the weekend.

“I am not big in identities, but I am very proud to be an American,” he wrote. “This is true every day, but in particular today – I think a firm belief that this is the greatest country on Earth. The American miracle stands alone in the history of the world.”

Democrats are at a crossroad

Then the technology giant said that it embraces “technical capitalism”, which encourages people to earn a lot of money and find ways to distribute wealth on a large scale and “sharing the magic of capitalism”. He said that one of them did not work without the other.

“The world should become richer every year through science and technology, but everyone should be in the” elevator “. I think the government usually does worse than markets, so we need to encourage our culture to innovate and entrepreneurship,” said Taman. “I also think that education is very important to keep the American edge. I thought this when I was 20 years old, when I was 30 years old, and now I am 40 years old and I am still true.”

He added: “The Democratic Party (SIC) seemed reasonably parallel when I was 20 years old, lost the plot when I was 30 years old, and we move completely to another place at this stage.” “Now I am homeless. But this is good; I care a lot, much more than that he is more American than any political party.”

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Sam, CEO of Openai, criticized the Democrats in a letter on July 4 of X. (Reuters / Dennis Paliboz / Reuters)

Political candidates should focus on how to make sure that everyone who fulfills the things that have billionaires instead of seeking to eliminate the entire wealth.

Without mentioning his name, the letter seemed to indicate that the nominee of the mayor of New York City Zahran Mamdani, a self -democratic socialist, said, “I do not think that we must have billionaires because, frankly, it is a large money in a moment of inequality.”

In June, Mamdani won the democratic nomination of the mayor. His socialist policies have generated severe criticism from Republicans and some Democrats. Its platform includes the minimum wage of $ 30, the tax increase on companies, rich policies and other policies, such as the creation of the city’s grocery stores and the imposition of rental of rent for independent tenants.

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He also called for the transformation of the city’s tax burden into “more richer and white neighborhoods.” At the end of his message, Altman wished everyone a happy holiday.

“The American experience has always been chaotic,” he said. “I hope there will be 250 great years.”