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☆ Last year, an unknown person briefly took nominal control over OpenAI's $175 million startup fund. The company says the government filing was 'fabricated.'
  + stars: | 2024-03-29 | by ( Darius Rafieyan | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +4 min
One document, filed in April of 2023, listed Jacob Thomas Vespers and Vespers Inc—a company formed the same day—as manager of the fund. A document filed a few weeks later registered the address of the company as unit 234, a small second-story apartment overlooking the courtyard at The Orchard. When OpenAI was informed about the Vespers document by the journalist in July 2023, the company did not report the allegedly fabricated filing to any authorities, Wood said. All of them are associated with Jacob Thomas Vespers, referred to in some documents as Jacob Thomas Redmond Messer or Jacob Thomas Redmond or Jacob Thomas Messer. There's a github post made under a profile name, Jacob Thomas Redmond, on May 19th, 2023 that bears some tell-tale signs of being AI generated.
Persons: —, Jacob Thomas Vespers, Sam Altman, Madhav Dutt, Dutt, Kayla Wood, OpenAI, Wood, Paul Carroll, he's, Carroll, Jacob Thomas, Jacob Thomas Redmond Messer, Jacob Thomas Redmond, Jacob Thomas Messer, Redmond, Messer Organizations: Service, California, State, Business, SEC, Corporations, Integrity Locations: Santa Ana , California, The, Silicon, California
☆ U.S. Exempts Earthquake Aid to Syria From Sanctions
  + stars: | 2023-02-10 | by ( Mengqi Sun | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +3 min
Funds sent to Syria for earthquake relief that might otherwise be barred by U.S. sanctions are exempted for about six months, the U.S. Treasury Department said. The Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, which implements and enforces U.S. sanctions, issued a general license Thursday night allowing U.S. banks and money transmitters to process transactions to and from Syria if they are intended for earthquake aid. The language is seen as providing more protection to financial institutions processing the transactions, sanctions experts said. Paul Carroll, director of the Charity & Security Network, a resource and advocacy center for nonprofit organizations, said delivering aid to Syria also faces logistical challenges. “The obstacles to getting aid to Syria [for earthquake relief] is more about parties, the bad and good guys, than about the sanctions themselves,” Mr. Carroll said.
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