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The issue is that trust is very hard to build and very easy to lose. Even in today's age where regular humans have a memory span shorter than that of an LLM, Op
by csomar 1y ago
The issue is that trust is very hard to build and very easy to lose. Even in today's age where regular humans have a memory span shorter than that of an LLM, OpenAI keeps abusing the public's trust.
As a result, I take their word on AI/LLMs about as seriously as I'd take my grocery store clerk's opinion on quantum physics.
- emp17344 1y agoI still haven’t forgotten OpenAI’s FrontierMath debacle from December. If they really have some amazing math-solving model, give us more info than a vague twitter hype-post.
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- riku_iki 1y ago> The issue is that trust is very hard to build and very easy to lose I think its opposite: general public blindly trusts all kind of hyped stuff, its a very few hyper-skeptical who are some fraction of percent of population.
- gniv 1y agoEspecially since they are saying they don't plan to release this kind of model anytime soon.