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His moat is not telling what training data he used. Big tech cannot overtly use copyrighted material. In the time the big tech and the open source catches up, t
by tap-snap-or-nap 3y ago
His moat is not telling what training data he used. Big tech cannot overtly use copyrighted material. In the time the big tech and the open source catches up, this crypto pump cycle is supposed to enrich and fund him and his future short-term fun projects.
- trompetenaccoun 3y agoThis is not about OpenAi in case you think that, it's about a project where they scan your iris and give you a digital ID based on that, to solve the 'proof of personhood' problem. The training data comes from them simply paying poor people to have their eyeballs scanned, the project has been in the works for quite a while. HN isn't exactly their target demographic, you'd be surprised how many people are sadly ready to have their eyeballs scanned for a bit of cash (which they cleverly pay out in their own made-up token, so it doesn't actually cost them that much). For the record since to many users here this is obviously yet another crypto scam, I want to point out that most who're seriously into blockchains/decentralization are against it too, check out the replies from crypto people to his announcement: https://twitter.com/sama/status/1683187148437192704 https://twitter.com/sama/status/1683187148437192704 Sam Altman is an investor, not a crypto native.