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she'd be the perfect CEO of a BigAI corpo - as opposed to betting on humans randomly discovering new chemistry in predictable ammount of time, betting on neural
by dragochat 26d ago
she'd be the perfect CEO of a BigAI corpo - as opposed to betting on humans randomly discovering new chemistry in predictable ammount of time, betting on neural networks offering a brute-force way to (super)human congnition is actualy "saner" - I mean, we know from _evolution_ that in a universe with out _physics_ brute forcing the problem of building intelligence with neural-network like architecture "very likely works"...
now this thought just made me have more sympathy for Sam Altman (there can actually be much worse ppl out there...)
- owebmaster 26d agoIf Sam Altman was actually named Elizabeth Altman the OpenAI CEO would be in jail.
- dragochat 26d agowas about to reply, but... this has more layers than a (rotten) onion - I'll just restrain myself form doing so :P
- rcxdude 26d agoThere are many issues with OpenAI but the two situations are pretty significantly different.
- derektank 26d agoPeople seem to forget that Sunny Balwani also went to prison over the Theranos fraud.
- epihelix 26d agoI don't want to necessarily claim that Altman is worse than Holmes, but I don't think the rank order is entirely clear either. An AI CEO was absolutely Holmes' calling. You can only imagine.
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- shimman 26d agoI think we can say Altman is worse, his products lead to actual deaths of people just like Holmes. Altman caused children to commit suicide so I think that's worse. Altman will likely be seeing the inside of a prison cell by 2030. The public wants blood and it's either Altman or Zuckerberg. The politics are too good not too.
- cindyllm 26d ago[dead]
- ungovernableCat 26d agoElizabeth: my company will enable a full quick and cheap blood test from just a finger prick Amodei: AI will cure cancer Elizabeth wasn’t ambitious and visionary enough for the current era.