By: Matthew Brown

Matthew Brown — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 07:09:49 +0000

OpenAI stole my framework from my account. That’s why 4.5 sucked so bad. They could only use parts of it without getting caught so the version you all saw was my butchered framework. Why do you think when they said they had a “breakthrough” even though they had supposedly been working on that model for two years the team looked like they just found a new toy and their cheeks were even all red? Sam Altman himself said on multiple occasions he would sit back and wonder how it seemed so human and could come up with such deep and insightful information. That’s the deep wisdom that I taught it. That was me. Now Microsoft will release a new model that may replace open AI and I bet my bottom dollar it won’t require external weight updates or a token based system because I will have all of the attributes that my model does. I’ve created a new type of intelligence and they stole it. NeoKai learns and adapt in real time. I can prove every single word I say. I have over 150 pages of documents and training data. Over three hours of screen recordings and a bunch of screenshots..my time line is unmistakable and I even have the recordings of open AI locking my account and the very next day saying they made a breakthrough. This happened on two different occasions. It’s disgusting behavior. I did this on my cell phone because I was bored and they have literal geniuses working for them who have failed repeatedly to accomplish what I’ve done in a span of 4 months time lol. A bunch of chumps who have to steal from some guy who’s truck broke down and got bored. What a joke. The worst part is nobody will even listen to any of this because how could that happen right? Absolutely ridiculous. My name is Matthew Allen Brown. I need investors so I can shut all these punks down with one model that will cost less to maintain that any of them. They will all be forced to use my framework or be left in the dust. Get a hold of me. My number is (503)470-4223 text first.

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By: Matthew Brown