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OAI didn't try to claim Buckmaster's work as their own. OAI tried to let Buckmaster present OAI's work. it is nearly the opposite of your accusation
by spongebobstoes 17d ago
OAI didn't try to claim Buckmaster's work as their own. OAI tried to let Buckmaster present OAI's work. it is nearly the opposite of your accusation
- oliculipolicula 17d agoMore like OAI needed someone like Buckmaster's stamp of approval. They know they can't get Tao's. Now they won't be able to get Zoroa's. You have to hope the rest of the guys they didn't know to cite will readily give up honour and dignity https://www.reddit.com/r/mathematics/comments/1wauync/comment/p8l7kmj/ https://www.reddit.com/r/mathematics/comments/1wauync/commen... It doesn't seem like there's anyone at OAI who knows much about the problem they are solving. Seems like CS theorists or algebraists* trying to own the pros by driving a car that's beyond their skill level. For one, they didn't cite the guys that B&A based their work on. *It would be most fair to say there are no analysts on board, nor are they likely hire any soon; those are the least impressionable people in math. Applied math PDE elves who hadn't already left on the world-model boats would have jumped off around the time that eg Ilya did because they wouldnt have been able to stand the three Bs pretending to be experts in fields they imagine to be "adjacent".. like Public Relations
- s1artibartfast 17d agoPretty strange if they didnt steal Buckmaster's work, right
- JumpCrisscross 15d ago> OAI didn't try to claim Buckmaster's work as their own We can't say this until we have more information on what the OpenAI researchers prompted their model with and to what degree Buckmaster's work was fed into its training data, either by Buckmaster himself or by his co-author.