
米帝民众对ClosedAI屁精非常不满了
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#2 Re: 米帝民众对ClosedAI屁精非常不满了
这些亿万富翁大家都认识,直接开车上街,看上去也没个保镖,不怕被人绑架?或者万一有个痛恨他公司的直接给他一枪,也不是没有可能啊。
怎么没有风险意识?
怎么没有风险意识?
#3 Re: 米帝民众对ClosedAI屁精非常不满了
Nonprofit founders can become wealthy for several reasons:
1. **Salaries and Compensation**: While nonprofits do not distribute profits to owners or shareholders, founders and executives can receive high salaries and compensation packages. This is especially true for large, well-funded nonprofits where the skills required to manage the organization are highly valued.
2. **Consulting and Speaking Fees**: Successful nonprofit founders often gain recognition and can command high fees for consulting, speaking engagements, and writing books.
3. **Investments and Side Ventures**: Founders might have investments in for-profit ventures or other income sources. Their nonprofit work can enhance their reputation, leading to lucrative opportunities outside the nonprofit sector.
4. **Nonprofit Size and Scope**: Larger nonprofits with substantial budgets can justify higher compensation for top executives, aligning with compensation in similarly sized for-profit enterprises.
5. **Board Memberships and Advisory Roles**: Founders often sit on the boards of other organizations or act as advisors, earning additional income.
While these avenues can lead to wealth, it's important to note that the mission and regulations governing nonprofits are designed to ensure that the primary focus remains on advancing their charitable purposes rather than enriching individuals.
1. **Salaries and Compensation**: While nonprofits do not distribute profits to owners or shareholders, founders and executives can receive high salaries and compensation packages. This is especially true for large, well-funded nonprofits where the skills required to manage the organization are highly valued.
2. **Consulting and Speaking Fees**: Successful nonprofit founders often gain recognition and can command high fees for consulting, speaking engagements, and writing books.
3. **Investments and Side Ventures**: Founders might have investments in for-profit ventures or other income sources. Their nonprofit work can enhance their reputation, leading to lucrative opportunities outside the nonprofit sector.
4. **Nonprofit Size and Scope**: Larger nonprofits with substantial budgets can justify higher compensation for top executives, aligning with compensation in similarly sized for-profit enterprises.
5. **Board Memberships and Advisory Roles**: Founders often sit on the boards of other organizations or act as advisors, earning additional income.
While these avenues can lead to wealth, it's important to note that the mission and regulations governing nonprofits are designed to ensure that the primary focus remains on advancing their charitable purposes rather than enriching individuals.


