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by steno132 3y ago
Many comments are criticizing the fact that this only runs in the cloud. And if Microsoft instead announced this would only run locally, they would instead be deploring the massive remote code execution vulnerabilities that this opens. For
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by steno132 3y ago
The fundamental disconnect is that we as technologists believe we are entitled to technology. That technology should be open. And, for the most part, it is. However, if you look at the most sensitive technologies, whether it's nuclear
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by steno132 3y ago
There are significant safety risks with this approach. Current foundation AI models have safeguards in place to avoid generating content that could be used for disinformation, violence, and terrorism. While not perfect, these safeguards hav
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by steno132 4y ago
Compare these two websites: http://www.columbia.edu/~fdc/sample.html https://www.columbia.edu Which one is: * Easier to navigate? * Nicer to to look at? We don't live in a HTML only world because no on
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by steno132 4y ago
Horrible idea. Really what the regulation states is that iMessage must be interoperable with other chat apps. In order words, if it wants to improve its service, it will need to get buy in from a committee of its competitors. This is a solu
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by steno132 4y ago
If OpenAI wanted to exit, Microsoft would be happy to buy them immediately for tens of billions. They're already valued at $30B. Why haven't they?
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by steno132 4y ago
OpenAI never promised to be open source. They promised to create a lab where the benefits of AI would accrue to the people, not just existing tech giants. They did that. They created a API where individuals and small businesses alike can us
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by steno132 4y ago
OpenAI released a ChatGPT API while reducing the cost by 10x. For those claiming OpenAI is for profit: Why would OpenAI do this if they were fixated on making money? Also, while I wish OpenAI released the code for ChatGPT, I applaud OpenAI
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by steno132 4y ago
OpenAI is not for profit. It's capped profit. Inventing AGI, which Sam Altman and Greg Brockman believe they can do, would make them our species' first trillionaires. Their personal net worths would rival the GDPs of several G8 na
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by steno132 4y ago
The author forgot the most important part. Everyone at Stripe is nice, we show gratitude, we value diversity, the founders sit at open desks and eat lunch with the employees but at the end of the day, it's all a thin facade. A thin fac