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His statements on open sourcing in this interview/write-up is somewhat in conflict with his recent statement made last week in Munich https://youtu.be/uaQZIK9gv
by asnyder 3y ago
His statements on open sourcing in this interview/write-up is somewhat in conflict with his recent statement made last week in Munich https://youtu.be/uaQZIK9gvNo?t=1170 https://youtu.be/uaQZIK9gvNo?t=1170, where he explicitly said the Frontier of GPT won't be open sourced due to what they perceive as safety reasons, https://youtu.be/uaQZIK9gvNo?t=1170 https://youtu.be/uaQZIK9gvNo?t=1170 (19:30 - 22:00).
- ftxbro 3y agoit's legal to make contradictory statements that's one of the job of a ceo and it's why they aren't usually overly literal types you know the kind i'm talking about
- muskmusk 3y agoI don't see the conflict. They see current models as mostly harmless, but what comes next is dangerous. It sounds a little too much sci-fi for me, but I guess he knows better.
- wintogreen74 3y agoplus this conveniently pairs with "we don't need to regulate current models, but future models... oh boy do those need to be regulated!"
- ilaksh 3y agoHe was talking about open sourcing GPT-3. That is not the frontier. The frontier is the multimodal versions of GPT-4 which he just said wasn't even going to public release until next year. Or whatever they are on now which they are carefully not calling GPT-5.