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I mean this question in good faith, and with all due respect to Karpathy: is there any reason to give this guy any credence beyond his ability to teach about LL

I mean this question in good faith, and with all due respect to Karpathy: is there any reason to give this guy any credence beyond his ability to teach about LLMs? The only interesting industry experience of his that I'm aware of is leading Tesla's AI division during the period where they decided on this disastrous and dangerous vision-only approach that has resulted in multiple deaths. That alone makes me think he's not only incompetent but unethical. Am I missing something?

chronci739 1y ago
> during the period where they decided on this disastrous and dangerous vision-only approach that has resulted in multiple deaths To be fair, it was a direct decision from Elon due to covid supply chain shortages of radar and ultrasonic sensors. Not from engineers (as is common at Elon companies) But Andrej deserves some of the blame because he was too busy sucking on the $TSLA stock teat to say anything
- fukka42 1y ago
  Pretty sure musk was hell bent on Vision only before covid.
  - daveguy 1y ago
    Yes, the decision was definitely made well before covid. It's just that musk and fanboys couldn't stop crowing about it during the covid shortages because that temporarily made camera-only sensing look like a good idea.
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tim333 1y ago
If you see him interviewed he seems to know what he's talking about more than most.