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Without knowing the details of these "agreements," everyone is just speculating. OpenAI as an entity is only in trouble if they've bound themselves completely
by djoldman 1y ago
Without knowing the details of these "agreements," everyone is just speculating.
OpenAI as an entity is only in trouble if they've bound themselves completely without any way out.
These "commitments" may just function as memorandums of understanding.
- rramadass 1y agoBloomberg maps the $8T AI bubble: a closed loop of money and momentum - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/michael-lee-4049593_signal-bloomberg-just-mapped-the-8t-ai-activity-7384936270541664256-IUTf https://www.linkedin.com/posts/michael-lee-4049593_signal-bl... See also - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45857769 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45857769
- metadope 1y agoAgreed. The speculation is telling and reflects on the speculators more than reflecting a reality we understand. No one knows what will happen next. I remember the days when Facebook and Google and other familiar giants were painted with the same brush-- all negative speculation as to them being overvalued and on the cliff's edge of doom, because no one could imagine how they'd survive their obscene overvaluations. How and when will they monetize? How will they ever bring in enough revenue to justify the insane capital spending?
- danielmarkbruce 1y agoYes, exactly this. No one is releasing the details of the contracts because they aren't real commitments in most cases. They are almost certainly agreements to spend up to x at y pricing mechanism, can be cancelled, etc etc.