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People hate success. People hate success even more if it threatens their livelihood. openAI has launched a direct assault on 'experts', especially experts who a
by zooq_ai 2y ago
People hate success. People hate success even more if it threatens their livelihood. openAI has launched a direct assault on 'experts', especially experts who aren't hands-on. So, their natural response is to attack the figure head of the AI revolution.
Twitter / HN although have many smart people, if you are addressing a mass market, you can completely ignore their opinions.
So, go Microsoft -- integrate AI directly into the OS.
go Sam -- built the biggest, baddest LLM model out there
Google, if you still haven't learnt the lesson of ignoring haters and taking risk, you have only yourself to blame.
Don't let 100 loud voices come in your way to serve 8 Billion customers
- passwordoops 2y agoSama: "Can I use your likeness in my new product?" ScarJo: "No" Sama: "LOL just kidding I'm going to do it anyway, suck it " Every normal person: "sama overstepped." Fanboys: "STOP BEING SUCCESS HATING ANTI-TECH LUDDITES!"
- whimsicalism 2y agothe fundamental thing is that Sky doesn't actually sound that much like her voice.... e: and after writing this I just looked it up, apparently it doesn't use her voice at all? not shocking to me, as again they do not sound that similar to me his primary mistake was writing 'her' which gave the lawyers an in
- zooq_ai 2y agoThis is classic HN/Twitter take who are absolutely clueless about the law/copyright. Producer : I'm making a movie X. I wish Harrison Ford would play lead. Harrison Ford : Suck on it. Producer : Well this dude comes close to Ford. Let me cast him and make a movie anyway. The fact that supposedly smart people are overly cautious and are heavily influenced by celebrities / hollywood take on this subject is proof why people like Sam Altman, Elon Musk succeed. Their competition is clueless / risk-averse