>OpenAI’s credibility is central to its business: overstating capabilities risks public blowback, loss of trust, and regulatory scrutiny. Uh huh. Kinda like w

>OpenAI’s credibility is central to its business: overstating capabilities risks public blowback, loss of trust, and regulatory scrutiny. Uh huh. Kinda like what's happening right now? They're marketing blow-hards. Everyone knows it. They've been wildly over-stating capabilities (and future capabilities!) as long as Altman has had power, and arguably longer. They'll do it as long as they can get away with it, because that's all that is needed to make money on it. Factual accuracy rarely impacts the market when it's so hype-driven, especially when there is still some unique utility in the product.