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Man, if they can solve that "trust" problem, OpenAI could really have an big advantage. Imagine if they were nonprofit, open source, documented all of the data
by CobrastanJorji 2y ago
Man, if they can solve that "trust" problem, OpenAI could really have an big advantage. Imagine if they were nonprofit, open source, documented all of the data that their training was being done with, or published all of their boardroom documents. That'd be a real distinguishing advantage. Somebody should start an organization like that.
- solarkraft 2y agoIt's sort of funny how close they were to that until Altman came along.
- wkat4242 2y agoWell and also the Microsoft billions. They had a lot to do with that as well. Once you're taking that kind of money you can't really go back.
- bigbluedots 2y agowhoosh
- bradfox2 2y agoThe cyber security gatekeepers care very little about that kind of stuff. They care only about what does not get them in trouble, and AI in many enterprises is still viewed as a cyber threat.
- wkat4242 2y agoOne of the things that i find remarkable in my work is that they block ChatGPT because they're afraid of data leaking. But Google translate has been promoted for years and we don't really do business with Google. Were a Microsoft shop. Kinda double standards.
- devjab 2y agoI mean it was probably a jive at OpenAIs transition to for-profit, but you’re absolutely right. Enterprise decision makers care about compliance, certifications and “general market image” (which probably has a proper English word). OpenAI has none of that, and they will compete with companies that do.