the post appears to wildly misinterpret the meaning of this term as “taking any actions which might make the company less valuable”
I’m not a lawyer, and I may be misinterpreting the non-interference provision—certainly I’m willing to update the post if so! But upon further googling, my current understanding is still that in contracts, “interference” typically means “anything that disrupts, damages or impairs business.”
And the provision in the OpenAI offboarding agreement is written so broadly—”Employee agrees not to interfere with OpenAI’s relationship with current or prospective employees, current or previous founders, portfolio companies, suppliers, vendors or investors”—that I assumed it was meant to encompass essentially all business impact, including e.g. the company’s valuation.
I’m not a lawyer, and I may be misinterpreting the non-interference provision—certainly I’m willing to update the post if so! But upon further googling, my current understanding is still that in contracts, “interference” typically means “anything that disrupts, damages or impairs business.”
And the provision in the OpenAI offboarding agreement is written so broadly—”Employee agrees not to interfere with OpenAI’s relationship with current or prospective employees, current or previous founders, portfolio companies, suppliers, vendors or investors”—that I assumed it was meant to encompass essentially all business impact, including e.g. the company’s valuation.