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Yea, even if they're practically as bad, there's value in not having someone like Altman who's out there saying things about how many jobs he's excited to make
by noirbot 2y ago
Yea, even if they're practically as bad, there's value in not having someone like Altman who's out there saying things about how many jobs he's excited to make obsolete and how much of the creative work of the world is worthless.
- MichaelZuo 2y agoI don’t think he ever said or even implied any percentage of ‘creative work of the world is worthless’? A lot less valuable then what artists may have desired or aspired to at the time of creation, sure, but definitely with some value.
- staticman2 2y agoDoesn't he basically troll people on Twitter constantly?
- kdpsooo 2y ago[dead]
- noirbot 2y agoI mean, he's certainly acting as if he's entitled to train on all of it for free as long as it's not made by a big enough company that may be able to stop/sue him. And then feels entitled to complain about artists tainting the training data with tools. He has a very "wealth makes right" approach to the value of creative work.
- apwell23 2y agoor that 'AI is going to solve all of physics' or that 'AI is going to clone his brain by 2027' . PG famously called him 'Michael jordan of listening' , i would say he is 'Michael jordan of bullshitting'
- kdpsooo 2y ago[dead]
- thisiscrazy2k 2y agoUnfortunately, that position is already held by Musk.
- apwell23 2y agonot when PG called him that. Even now i would say there is tough competition.