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Does it matter? Openai finally built something resembling ai. Big tech wasn’t innovating, I personally don’t care if employees at openai capture a ton of the up
by greatpostman 4y ago
Does it matter? Openai finally built something resembling ai. Big tech wasn’t innovating, I personally don’t care if employees at openai capture a ton of the upside
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- yjftsjthsd-h 4y ago> Does it matter? Yes. > Openai finally built something resembling ai. Big tech wasn’t innovating, I personally don’t care if employees at openai capture a ton of the upside And if they called themselves ClosedAI I don't think people would mind so much; it's the dishonesty that's grating.
- kergonath 4y ago> And if they called themselves ClosedAI I don't think people would mind so much; it's the dishonesty that's grating. Isn’t this part for the course for an Elon project? Jokes aside (in this case I actually agree with him that openness is critical if the society starts really relying on AI), there would still be a need for a free model. There is too much at stake to rely on a single black box in that area.
- thatsadude 4y agoAt least they publish their papers!
- kergonath 4y ago> Does it matter? It does. Very much. We do not want to have to rely on government intervention and unforced errors to avoid an AI wasteland like we used to have with operating systems and web browsers. Particularly as these things are trained using our collective “wisdom” (well, production anyway) only to be sold back to us.