> Anyways, OpenAI is not in profit-seeking mode, and there's no economic incentives to do so right now. You disparaged the article, but then immediately agreed

> Anyways, OpenAI is not in profit-seeking mode, and there's no economic incentives to do so right now. You disparaged the article, but then immediately agreed with its main point. The fact that there is no economic incentive for OpenAI to run sustainably is a problem. It means they will happily continue to spend trillions of investor, lender, and (soon) government money, most of which is being burned as waste heat radiating from GPUs, in pursuit of an AGI pipedream.