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At some point, Hollywood decided that the world of technology was good for the drama, but it is possible to offer the latest materials that occurred in it instead of its service to our rest. according to Hollywood ObserverWe will get a movie based on the five -day period when Sam Al -Gmanan was expelled and eventually returned as Openai president.

It seems that the movie, which will be said entitled “Artificial”, has already has a star -made call sheet, although everything is still in rumors, apparently.

Luka Guadanino, director Call me in your name and Competitors, It is said to be in talks to direct the image. Andrew Garfield is currently favoring to play Altman, who is large Social Network. Monica Barbaro, who played the role of Joan Baez in AnonymousAccording to the former Openai CTO Mirati talks, and Anura Breakout Yura Borisov is the co -founder of the company and ALTman Ilya Sutskever. Comedian Simon Rich, who wrote about “Saturday Night Live” and created “Miracle Commore”, is said to be responsible for the scenario.

One of the Hollywood problems that pursues this great technological drama in real life is that the industries are now intertwined. For example, Openai dust is treated by Amazon MGM Studios. Amazon is about A depth of $ 8 billion in investments In Openai Anthropor competitor. Like, do they have the motivation behind Trash Openai in this thing? (This external pressure is not necessary, but still.)

Certainly, the drama in Openai is convincing. Often, the Board of Directors does not expel the founder of one of the most heated companies because they no longer trust him, only to get it back after five days. And as stories like Wall Street Journal of Events Highlighting, there is no lack of conspiracies and back restoration along the way that is likely to play well on the large screen.

But Ah is this Silicon Valley drama list that passes long, and does not feel that it really achieves a lot other than pumping the arrogance of themes. Social Network It is still likely the best work produced by this type (except for the HBO Silicon “Valley”, which has not ranged from the age since it ended), and until this failed to capture the greed of these people. (Nevertheless, Harun Sorkin gave this, maybe he was moving on the curve to call Bro-Sun of Zuckerberg that is now shown when it appears on Podcast Joe Rogan.)

The rest of the shows have its charm, for sure. “The Topout”, “Wecrashed” and “Super Pumped” are all able to withdraw some wonderful offers based on convincing stories. But none of them does not start enough to greed and corruption, frankly, the contempt of everyone from the organizers to the actual people who are harmful while these people collect their wealth. Perhaps this is due to the fact that the stories usually follow the Central characters-Altmans, Zuckerbergs and Holmes in the world-from their seats in S-Suites, and rarely facing reality there.