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This will be entertaining (if dangerous) to watch, as people hopefully become disillusioned with the overselling and overhyping of this not-new-tech-but-wrapped
by dinvlad 3y ago
This will be entertaining (if dangerous) to watch, as people hopefully become disillusioned with the overselling and overhyping of this not-new-tech-but-wrapped-in-marketing-bs wave of ‘AI’. But, history shows we rarely learn from past mistakes.
I also hope there will be some whistleblower within OpenAI (and others like it) that exposes its internal practices and all of the hypocricy surrounding it. And, usually the fish rots from the head, as they say.
- version_five 3y agoIs there something specific your second paragraph refers to? I agree with the first one but I don't see a clear basis for the second. Do you just hope they're doing something untoward? And even if there is some dirt on them, how could it possibly relate to the quality of llms overall? Unless gpt4 is really just a room full of smart people typing really quickly...
- dinvlad 3y agoFor a business that lies and deceives the general public from the very beginning about the capabilities of their technology, it can only mean they’re as unethical on the inside as on the outside. If they were truly honest and open, they would not be behaving the way they are. These two sorts of behaviors are simply incompatible with each other. To be brutally honest, I expected better from Sam, but he has lost all credibility in my eyes based on how they chose to roll out ChatGPT. I now see that he’s even more hawky and daring and manipulative than Zuckelberg ever was.