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by qarl 2y ago
> It’s a world scale Stockholm syndrome. There are a lot of those these days.
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by qarl 2y ago
They're speaking to the lay community. The lay community is not known for using precise language. If they had used language like yours, the lay community probably wouldn't have received the key message: "10x better". O
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by qarl 2y ago
OMG. You are quite something. Have a nice day.
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by qarl 2y ago
Yeah, I saw a story that backed up your claims after you left. Sorry I didn't just take your word for it - but that's not how it's done, you know? Strangers on the internet sometimes lie. Perhaps you've never encounte
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by qarl 2y ago
Yeah, I've Googled around and even asked ChatGPT. There seems to be no record of a for-profit side business. At least before Elon left. Of course they created one about a year after he left, because they're were running out of
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by qarl 2y ago
Hm. I've never seen anything about a for-profit side business before Musk left. Do you have any references for that?
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by qarl 2y ago
They needed Musk's pledge of $1B to remain non-profit. When he took back that money, their only choice was to either A) shut-down or B) go profit. I think most people (aside from Elon) are happy they didn't shut-down.
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by qarl 2y ago
FYI - It's dishonest to keep changing your comment.
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by qarl 2y ago
> Holy shit you are a fucking moron. I posted direct links to everything. Holy shit you are a fucking moron! None of your links say anything about Apple's new services. I think it's safe to say we're not going to find com
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by qarl 2y ago
It's impossible to discuss this with you as you keep changing your comment. I never once implied it would run on Apple servers. You're putting words in my mouth. I am asking if you have any direct evidence that they'll be r
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by qarl 2y ago
> To answer your question below: Apple is a customer of OpenAI. They are using OpenAI as a service. The OpenAI models won't be running in Apple data centers. Don't move the goalposts. I asked you if you had evidence that it wi
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by qarl 2y ago
OpenAI's current infrastructure runs on Azure. Do you have any evidence that their new Apple services will run on Azure?
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by qarl 2y ago
Well - except Elon offered the funding without the contingency of being CEO. It was when he demanded it that they went their separate ways. > Elon did not force them to choose Microsoft. By rescinding his offer, he did force them to mak
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by qarl 2y ago
That's SO WEIRD. When I load that page, I see no mention of Azure.
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by qarl 2y ago
> They declined to give Elon Musk control when he offered them a billion to save the company. On the contrary, it was the fact Elon pulled the $1B he had previously offered that put the company in jeopardy. https://www.semafor
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by qarl 2y ago
> Having Apple dependent on and paying for Microsoft infrastructure is a win for Microsoft. LOL! I would love to see your evidence that Apple's new AI offering will be running on Microsoft's infrastructure.
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by qarl 2y ago
Pretty sure you have the order of events backward there. The story I heard was that Musk pulled the $1B and THEN they were forced to go profit in order to survive. https://www.semafor.com/article/03/24/2023&#x
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by qarl 2y ago
It's not a binary system. Are they making incredible breakthroughs that will change civilization? Yes. Are VCs throwing money at absolute incompetent nonsense? Yes. It is both over-hyped and under-hyped at the same time.
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by qarl 2y ago
Some people had extremely bad relationships with their parents. It's difficult for them to accept rules of any kind.
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by qarl 2y ago
They could very easily modify the agreement to say something like "your content will never be used to train AI." I'm sure they'll add that quickly to end the uproar. (No they won't.)
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by qarl 2y ago
> Tell me you had no business being invested in without telling me. Check out their comment history to see who invested in them.
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by qarl 2y ago
Fair enough. But most corps pick profit, and for those that don't, it's nearly impossible for a lay person to get/understand them. For example, it's extremely unlikely that the victims in this story knew to check the ar
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by qarl 2y ago
Naw.
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by qarl 2y ago
Corporations exist solely to create shareholder value on a quarterly basis. If it's more profitable to go bankrupt and screw their test subjects, they will not hesitate - it is legally required they do so.
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by qarl 2y ago
When I put my dog outside in the morning, he'll pretend to poop so that I'll let him in sooner.
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by qarl 2y ago
LOL. Take care.
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by qarl 2y ago
I think it means they made some big mistakes.
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by qarl 2y ago
Cool.
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by qarl 2y ago
Well... me too. Except I'll be playing in VR, so I'm hoping it doesn't make me throw up.
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by qarl 2y ago
I once had a startup that did image processing in the cloud. Our lawyers recommended changing the TOS to allow us to use the imagery. I strenuously disagreed, and tried to get them to explain their rationale for such a change. They never r

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