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But Sam Altman saying those things doesn't mean anything. Telling the world that their AI is too powerful and needs to be closed to be safe is a marketing trick
by Jensson 4y ago
But Sam Altman saying those things doesn't mean anything. Telling the world that their AI is too powerful and needs to be closed to be safe is a marketing trick, this "I'm scared about how good our product is!" is also just a marketing trick. He cried wolf about GPT-2, cried wolf about GPT-3, and now about GPT-4. Maybe it is great and the wolf is here now, but people stop listen to this sort of person quick.
- fnordpiglet 4y agoI would note that it seems he said “AI” consistently but the journalist wrote “Chatgpt” in the headline. I would have agreed with you two years ago. But knowing what we’ve done with AI before this (grand master level chess, cars that can self drive, etc) building an ensemble from those and what these LLM are able to do, I think if you don’t see 10 years from now being on its head from today, I think you might have lost the capacity to dream. I don’t think LLM alone are sufficient. But pointing to what they produced in beta and saying “time is static the universe is done AI is a crock” seems myopic.