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I don’t know what to make of stuff like this. On the one hand, AI in its present form is a great learning tool, and little else. So you’d call the CEO a fool.
by spaceman_2020 3y ago
I don’t know what to make of stuff like this.
On the one hand, AI in its present form is a great learning tool, and little else. So you’d call the CEO a fool.
On the other hand, you have the leading AI firm publicly devoting 1/5th of its resources on controlling AI and declaring that we will likely have Superintelligence within this decade.
If the latter is right, this CEO might be a genius who was early on a trend, instead of a kook.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoIf the CEO was smart, they would be trying to build or extend a cool generative AI tool customers would like... Not rack up the biggest OpenAI bill they can. Shoehorning tech where its not working sounds like the blockchain boom to me. Even if crypto did take off, that would not have helped them survive.
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- fileeditview 3y agoI guess you can be a kook and make a stupid move but with enough luck you will be regarded as a genius and your move will be seen as a bold one.
- mrguyorama 3y ago>If the latter is right, this CEO might be a genius who was early on a trend, instead of a kook. Lottery and slot machine winners aren't smart, they're lucky.
- Planktonne 3y ago> On the other hand, you have the leading AI firm publicly devoting 1/5th of its resources on controlling AI and declaring that we will likely have Superintelligence within this decade. This is just marketing.