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It may shock you to hear, but some people go onto our Internet, and just tell lies! Preposterous, I know. But that means that only really works if you're a repo
by zamnos 4y ago
It may shock you to hear, but some people go onto our Internet, and just tell lies! Preposterous, I know. But that means that only really works if you're a reporter. If you're some rando on twitter, random unverified claims on twitter are hearsay and rumor. Whats the use of some Twitter account going "Microsoft didn't know GPT-4 was multi-modal and could do images as well as text"? Or "Even Microsoft doesn't know how expensive it was to train GPT-4"? If you're seeking fame beyond a closed Slack group, you're gonna need to back up your claims.
- withinboredom 4y agoYeah, that’s the problem. Fame seekers. If the twitterer were interested in actually sharing the info, they’d reach out to a reporter.
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- DANmode 4y agoNo reporter has ever run a fake or misleading story with source attributed only to "anonymous sources close to the matter" — right?