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That sums up OpenAI better than the original summary ever could.

by sebzim4500 3y ago

edfletcher_t137 3y ago
"Open"AI
- r053bud 3y ago
  Yup. The first lie they told us. Definitely won’t be the last.
  - behnamoh 3y ago
    I suspect they’re using gpt3.5 instead of 4 for certain prompts. But they tell you it’s gpt4.
  - 93po 3y ago
    To be fair, changing your direction or changing your mind isn't lying. We all have a right to do that.
dathinab 3y ago
They should rename themself. I mean that seriously not just as a joke. I mean their name makes a joke out of themself.
- fathyb 3y ago
  What about Azure Cortana?
- haolez 3y ago
  I worked for OpenTV a few years. It was a proprietary firmware for set top boxes.
- sroussey 3y ago
  OpenAI. Full Self Driving. There are so many of these. My next company will be called Unicorn. ;)
  - moffkalast 3y ago
    I assume you'll be selling corn on the cob in 1-packs?
    - sroussey 3y ago
      Hahaha! I mean, maybe… :)
  - belter 3y ago
    Agile Development...
  - 93po 3y ago
    To be fair, FSD does what it's called. It doesn't imply it doesn't make mistakes. Otherwise humans wouldn't be considered FSD either.
belter 3y ago
Classic Weinberg. It's called the "The Pinebrook Ploy". "...Out here in the Nebraska prairie, where trees are scarcer than water, water is scarcer than hills, and the lay of the land lets you see for miles in every direction, there's no shortage of words describing desirable features. Everywhere you drive, you see signs directing you to Pinebrooks, Chestnut Highlands, Cottonwood Pond, Maple Glade, Willow Knolls, Aspen Meadows, Beechwood Shores, Elm Creek Hills, Oakmont Cascade... ...But why go on? The Pinebrook Ploy is so universally practiced that you can give odds that Oakmont Cascade contains neither oak, nor mountain, nor cascade, unless you count the stream that flows through your cellar. Besides, developers are no more guilty than technologists. Early proponents of gas lighting declared that gas light had the same healthful properties as sunlight. Under this application of The Gilded Rule, anyone forcing children to work twelve hours a day in a gas-lit factory was actually a great humanitarian. Without factory work, those children might not get the benefits of light on cloudy days..." - Gerald M. Weinberg The Secrets of Consulting

That sums up OpenAI better than the original summary ever could.

edfletcher_t137 3y ago

"Open"AI

r053bud 3y ago
Yup. The first lie they told us. Definitely won’t be the last.
- behnamoh 3y ago
  I suspect they’re using gpt3.5 instead of 4 for certain prompts. But they tell you it’s gpt4.
- 93po 3y ago
  To be fair, changing your direction or changing your mind isn't lying. We all have a right to do that.

dathinab 3y ago

They should rename themself. I mean that seriously not just as a joke. I mean their name makes a joke out of themself.

fathyb 3y ago
What about Azure Cortana?
haolez 3y ago
I worked for OpenTV a few years. It was a proprietary firmware for set top boxes.
sroussey 3y ago
OpenAI. Full Self Driving. There are so many of these. My next company will be called Unicorn. ;)
- moffkalast 3y ago
  I assume you'll be selling corn on the cob in 1-packs?
  - sroussey 3y ago
    Hahaha! I mean, maybe… :)
- belter 3y ago
  Agile Development...
- 93po 3y ago
  To be fair, FSD does what it's called. It doesn't imply it doesn't make mistakes. Otherwise humans wouldn't be considered FSD either.

belter 3y ago

Classic Weinberg. It's called the "The Pinebrook Ploy". "...Out here in the Nebraska prairie, where trees are scarcer than water, water is scarcer than hills, and the lay of the land lets you see for miles in every direction, there's no shortage of words describing desirable features. Everywhere you drive, you see signs directing you to Pinebrooks, Chestnut Highlands, Cottonwood Pond, Maple Glade, Willow Knolls, Aspen Meadows, Beechwood Shores, Elm Creek Hills, Oakmont Cascade... ...But why go on? The Pinebrook Ploy is so universally practiced that you can give odds that Oakmont Cascade contains neither oak, nor mountain, nor cascade, unless you count the stream that flows through your cellar. Besides, developers are no more guilty than technologists. Early proponents of gas lighting declared that gas light had the same healthful properties as sunlight. Under this application of The Gilded Rule, anyone forcing children to work twelve hours a day in a gas-lit factory was actually a great humanitarian. Without factory work, those children might not get the benefits of light on cloudy days..." - Gerald M. Weinberg The Secrets of Consulting