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Not at all worried and this is hilarious on a few different levels. It shows that Microsoft, a large, multi-billion dollar company, with the smartest engineers
by oceanplexian 4y ago
Not at all worried and this is hilarious on a few different levels. It shows that Microsoft, a large, multi-billion dollar company, with the smartest engineers in the world (As well as Google) have no idea what they are doing. Even if the technology is game changing, it’s clear their business processes have utterly failed. They are the IBM’s of our time and the writing is on the wall.
As someone who’s interested in startups and disruption of Big Tech (tm) I think it’s a great sign that there is a lot of opportunity ripe for the taking. AI is not self aware or alive, anyone thinking that is smoking something. But it’s a fantastic new tool. And there is a new gold rush on and a lot of money to be made for people who want to take it on.
- tomohelix 4y agoTbf, nobody, absolutely nobody, has a solution yet. It is more likely that the problem here is so enormous that a multi trillion (with a T, not a B) company still can't address it. And it is not an indication that their business processes are bad, just that they have tackled something their own size and might have choked themselves on too big a bite. Remember that GPT is technically from a startup, OpenAI. And without MS support, this startup would never have had the resources to build a model as large as GPT3 or commercialized ChatGPT.