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dcwca commented on OpenAI Pleads It Can't Make Money Without Using Copyrighted Materials for Free   futurism.com/the-byte/ope... · Posted by u/janandonly
dcwca · a year ago
It is totally legal to train on this stuff, but illegal to reproduce copyrighted works. Interestingly, Google's business model could have been criticized the same way. They construct a big index of copyrighted works, reproduce them, and monetize it.
dcwca commented on App store to be 'split in two' ahead of EU iPhone sideloading deadline: report   macrumors.com/2024/01/15/... · Posted by u/thm
lnxg33k1 · 2 years ago
Where is this walled garden claim on their marketing stuff?
dcwca · 2 years ago
Security and privacy mentioned constantly throughout marketing materials
dcwca commented on 'I'm a Doomer': OpenAI's New Interim CEO Wants to Slow AI Progress Down   vice.com/en/article/z3m8z... · Posted by u/isaacfrond
shortsunblack · 2 years ago
No, AI is not going to kill us anytime soon. Yes, LLMs are not even close to AGI and the research on them does not lead to research on understanding cognition (read Chomsky on this), which is required for AGI. Yes, DO ban all AI research and investment until society as a whole, by consensus, grants the privilege of continuing. OpenAI saga already has shown Sillicon Valley tech culture is in no fit shape to be involved in such manners in any form. The culture that gave us Musk buying Twitter and torpedoing its value by half the next day and the shitcoin scammer SBF does not have a good track record.
dcwca · 2 years ago
With all due respect, Chomsky has no intuition for this kind of technology. Was sad to see him reject the technology, felt oddly like sour grapes when really LLMs have validated his work on universal grammar.
dcwca commented on OpenAI board in discussions with Sam Altman to return as CEO   theverge.com/2023/11/18/2... · Posted by u/medler
pk-protect-ai · 2 years ago
This is the problem with people: they build icons to worship and turn a blind eye to the crooked side of that icon. Both Jobs and Altman are significant as businessmen and have accomplished a lot, but neither did squat for the technical part of the business. Right now, Altman is irrelevant for the further development of AI and GPT in particular because the vision for the AI future comes from the engineers and scientists of OpenAI. Apple has never had any equipment that is good enough and comparable in price/performance to its market counterparts. The usability of iOS is so horrible that I just can't understand how people decide to use iPhones and eat glass for the sake of the brand. GPT-4 and GPT-4 Turbo are totally different. They are the best, but they are not irreplaceable. If you look at what Phind did to LLaMA-2, you'll say it is very competitive. Though LLaMA-2 requires some additional hidden layers to further close the gap. Making LLaMA-2 175B or larger is just a matter of finances. That said, Altman is not vital for OpenAI anymore. Preventing Altman from creating a dystopian future is a much more responsible task that OpenAI can undertake.
dcwca · 2 years ago
Right now, Altman may be the most relevant for the further development of AI because the way the technology continues to go to market will be largely shaped by the regulatory environments that exist globally, and Sam leading OAI is in by far thr best position to influence guide that policy. And he has been doing a good job with it.
dcwca commented on Apple CEO Tim Cook 'secretly' signed $275B deal with China in 2016   macrumors.com/2021/12/07/... · Posted by u/baybal2
ISL · 4 years ago
Is Stratechery's paywall new? I'm surprised to see one from an author who writes in a voice that aspires to reach the world.
dcwca · 4 years ago
Worth the subscription fee for sure
dcwca commented on Autonomous boats seem more solvable than autonomous cars   spectrum.ieee.org/mit-rob... · Posted by u/DrNuke
dcwca · 4 years ago
Something I don’t read enough about that would make autonomous cars a lot more reliable is smart tech in the road infra. Why don’t stop lights send a beacon? Roads and lanes should send a signal. Cars should send signals to each other about their intent eg. turning indicators should not be purely visual, etc. Are there standards for this stuff being worked on?
dcwca commented on Car accidents cause death, injury and trauma. Why do we shrug them off?   nbcnews.com/think/opinion... · Posted by u/rbanffy
dcwca · 4 years ago
We shrug them off because they are the devil we know: a super well understood risk. Also because safety is improving, so the trend is toward less risk not more.

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