> Even implementing a fraction of the OpenAI CEO’s ideas would be incredibly risky, the execs are said to have openly pondered. I don’t want to live in a world

> Even implementing a fraction of the OpenAI CEO’s ideas would be incredibly risky, the execs are said to have openly pondered. I don’t want to live in a world where nobody takes risks. > However, the latest OpenAI statements have rolled back such talk to "mere" hundreds of billions. It is reported that years of construction time would also be needed to satisfy the OpenAI compute scaling plans. Yeah so what? It will take years to build so build 36 mega data-centers in parallel. > the firm has an income of approximately $3 billion per year, which is put in deep shade by its $7 billion annual expenditure. Those are tiny numbers. Airpods are a $14B/year line of products. OpenAI needs to be ready to spend 100B/year. > Likewise, Apple launched its iPhone 16 and 16 Pro earlier in the month with a lot of talk about Apple Intelligence, but the first of these AI features won’t be available on the new devices until next month. I’m on a 15 pro max with the 18.1 PUBLIC Beta. I have these features and so do 16 users. Mark Tyson. This is terrible lazy journalism. You add half true statements to make your point.