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by loceng 3y ago
They asked ChatGPT of course!
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by loceng 3y ago
The primary or concluding reason Elon believes it needs to be open sourced is exactly because the "too much danger" is far bigger of a problem if that technology and knowledge-ability is privately available for only for bad actors
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by loceng 3y ago
"They're probably right that without making a profit, it's impossible to afford the salaries 100s of experts in the field and an army of hardware to train new models." Except there's a proof point that it's not
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by loceng 3y ago
Could be an additional benefit to provide a tool-interface to educate people that [manufactured] inflation helps large companies with their debt - because their amount of $ debt owed doesn't change, yet if they generate revenues - they
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by loceng 3y ago
Ever read the The Selfish Gene book? I do believe Elon wants to help save humanity, at the same time his motives can be partly selfish. He quite clearly knows that if freedom of speech is lost then the totalitarians have won, and he'll
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by loceng 3y ago
He knew the discussion was in regards to for-profit? Companies like Microsoft probably constantly are being courted to fund non-profit orgs.
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by loceng 3y ago
So you removed the context that the solution - for them betraying-violating the non-profit agreement - was for him to take it over and realign it back following its intended principles during OpenAI's formation-conception?
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by loceng 3y ago
Great UI. Are you interested in or available for hire to create a new extension from scratch?
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by loceng 3y ago
Ah yes, thanks for the correction.
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by loceng 3y ago
OpenAI, even the name was his suggestion from what I remember reading, wouldn't exist without him - other investors may not have invested either without his money essentially vouching for the organization, and also its primary AI devel
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by loceng 3y ago
Can you cite the specific line and source claiming "reported reason Elon Musk departed from the project"? Feels taken out of context from what I remembering reading before. Not sure I'd trust Washington Post to present a stor
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by loceng 3y ago
There's this short thread too - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39560528 , if you want to move them as well.
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by loceng 3y ago
Or he works from first principles and this is betrayal - as they state in their filing. How about you stick to arguing their points, rather than jumping to ad hominem? You seem to think for-profit driven motives don't have a corrupting
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by loceng 3y ago
Care to provide supportive arguments to your claim here?
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by loceng 3y ago
Hm, curious what your work station is, its stats - if custom or off-the-shelf from what brand? Thanks!
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by loceng 3y ago
Thanks for the clarification. The CSAM bit seems to then be propaganda from at least one AI company putting out PR to falsely quell people's concerns about their LLMs being able to generate content involving children that's sexual
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by loceng 3y ago
From my understanding, which may be wrong, you only need the massive compute resources initially to create a compiled vector space LLM - and then that LLM once compiled can be run locally? This is why anti-CSAM measures policy is possible s
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by loceng 3y ago
You don't seem to actually care about the full picture. $60 million isn't the full picture, and the $2.2 billion isn't the full picture from the past - that is an estimate number, so how about you first see the total spending
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by loceng 3y ago
I've wondered: is this because there is property to acquire there at 10 cents on the dollar, so foreign investment funds are now rushing in? That may be good in the short-term but what about long-term?
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by loceng 3y ago
You are in fact the one who made it left vs. right debate, I was referencing specifically the Trudeau government - not any political party, in part because the Liberals and NDP parties are not what they were more than 8 years ago. I was sim
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by loceng 3y ago
The Trudeau-Liberals forms a coalition with the NDP which gave them a defacto majority government + Liberals claim something like Canadians knowing what media-propagandists received how much state-funding media would be a security threat or
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by loceng 3y ago
And isn't it interesting how you're parroting the $2.2 billion amount, which was simply an estimate or guess (or propaganda) of how much that could balloon to; unless you have an updated source that's not speculation from 201
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by loceng 3y ago
This is the tip of the iceberg of the massive increase in the Trudeau government's spending, and without oversight. There was a 2-person company that was found to have been paid $20 million of that $60 million and did no work. NOTE: th
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by loceng 3y ago
How many variations out driving across the US and the world do you think there are compared to a relatively static environment that a Bot can be trained in-tailored for?
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by loceng 3y ago
How about addressing and countering any of my specific points, ideally each one in sequence so you can't cherrypick to avoid the ones where I'm certainly correct - rather than what's essentially ad hominem as your response?
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by loceng 3y ago
TeslaBot will be using the same AI chip and system that Tesla's Autopilot uses to understand the vector space of the world around it. They've already demoed teaching a robot to repeat-mimic the movements that a human dose with its
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by loceng 3y ago
"Put your money where your mouth is"
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by loceng 3y ago
Is there a reason why you didn't include their current battery production operations and future plans in this regard, along with solar, along with the TeslaBot that once far enough along will basically create a feedback loop that will
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by loceng 3y ago
At least you're likely not a person who works at a freelance agency where you purposefully do poor work or break things, so then you can bill more time "fixing" the problem - until the client gets the wiser at least, or there
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by loceng 3y ago
Looking to get a head's up - first mover advantage on a potential investment opportunity?

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