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... because we have been working to this moment for often 10+ years. People that were working on this stuff for a long time were not in it for money. It used t
by 317070 3y ago
... because we have been working to this moment for often 10+ years.
People that were working on this stuff for a long time were not in it for money. It used to be a more artsy/philosophical field, and the money people moved on a long time ago for Enterprise edition Java or something.
On top of that, quitting now would feel like quitting a marathon during the final victory lap. If it turns out that there is still a significant gap between here and the end goal of AI research (which is different for different people), many people will retire. But lately, it has been feeling like we're on a final stretch.
- tarruda 3y ago> People that were working on this stuff for a long time were not in it for money. It seems like 90% of OpenAI staff was going to join Sam Altman at Microsoft if the didn't return. Can you elaborate on that?