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This reads like a mypillow CEO type post. Its insane this is coming from a company with as much scope as openai. Scope may not be the right word.

by chneu 2mo ago

jeron 2mo ago
they assume if someone wants context, they'll just ask chatGPT for it
- rubyfan 2mo ago
  sadly they are probably right
- bombcar 2mo ago
  “Nothing in my training data covers this, but if I had to guess, OpenAI may have released information about GPU support in Mac OS X early, pissing off Steve Jobs.”
kunai 2mo ago
This should tell you how unserious these "companies" are when they consider themselves the grand harbinger of the one and true "AGI" because their frontier models were able to solve (with great assistance) some sort of conjecture that was never taken seriously in the mathematical world but somehow is significant now because ???
- ragequittah 2mo ago
  I was wondering where this goal post would shift to next. So now instead of AI being incapable of doing something not in its training data it needs too much external help doing what no human could do, and what it came up with isn't even important anyways. The companies can suck and their product can do amazing things at the same time.
- duxup 2mo ago
  I think a lot of what Open AI has done feels insecure and looking for some sort of business validation. I posted this in another comment but this was weird: https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/ https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/
cubefox 2mo ago
I find it refreshing that they are skipping the typical hedged corporate speak.
- matwood 2mo ago
  Straight to unhinged speak is definitely refreshing /s
- myaccountonhn 2mo ago
  I think this is why companies are doing it. But interestingly it causes us to remember why we have corporate speak in the first place. I think the pendulum will then swing back to the expectation that companies act and behave like adults rather than cringy kids trying to be cool.
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AmericanOP 2mo ago
Just more mismanagement by Sam.
- mapotofu 2mo ago
  My first thought was: did Sam write this?
- bjelkeman-again 2mo ago
  It is interesting to see CEOs of big tech companies are so convinced they are always right that they start sidestepping any internal review of communication. Often to the detriment of the company.
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This reads like a mypillow CEO type post. Its insane this is coming from a company with as much scope as openai. Scope may not be the right word.

by chneu 2mo ago

This reads like a mypillow CEO type post. Its insane this is coming from a company with as much scope as openai. Scope may not be the right word.

jeron 2mo ago

they assume if someone wants context, they'll just ask chatGPT for it

rubyfan 2mo ago
sadly they are probably right
bombcar 2mo ago
“Nothing in my training data covers this, but if I had to guess, OpenAI may have released information about GPU support in Mac OS X early, pissing off Steve Jobs.”

kunai 2mo ago

This should tell you how unserious these "companies" are when they consider themselves the grand harbinger of the one and true "AGI" because their frontier models were able to solve (with great assistance) some sort of conjecture that was never taken seriously in the mathematical world but somehow is significant now because ???

ragequittah 2mo ago
I was wondering where this goal post would shift to next. So now instead of AI being incapable of doing something not in its training data it needs too much external help doing what no human could do, and what it came up with isn't even important anyways. The companies can suck and their product can do amazing things at the same time.
duxup 2mo ago
I think a lot of what Open AI has done feels insecure and looking for some sort of business validation. I posted this in another comment but this was weird: https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/ https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/

cubefox 2mo ago

I find it refreshing that they are skipping the typical hedged corporate speak.

matwood 2mo ago
Straight to unhinged speak is definitely refreshing /s
myaccountonhn 2mo ago
I think this is why companies are doing it. But interestingly it causes us to remember why we have corporate speak in the first place. I think the pendulum will then swing back to the expectation that companies act and behave like adults rather than cringy kids trying to be cool.

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AmericanOP 2mo ago

Just more mismanagement by Sam.

mapotofu 2mo ago
My first thought was: did Sam write this?
bjelkeman-again 2mo ago
It is interesting to see CEOs of big tech companies are so convinced they are always right that they start sidestepping any internal review of communication. Often to the detriment of the company.

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