Awesome-totally-open-ChatGPT: A list of open alternatives to ChatGPT

Re:Awesome-totally-open-ChatGPT: A list of open alternatives... by intalentive on Tuesday March 21, 2023 @09:52AM (#35246097)

No! We can’t have open alternatives! That would be “unsafe”. We need regulatory capt— I mean, responsible government regulation now! As a MSFT shareholder I demand it.

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Re:Awesome-totally-open-ChatGPT: A list of open alternatives... by nashashmi on Tuesday March 21, 2023 @09:57AM (#35246166)

Sam Altman: "We definitely need more regulation on AI"

Regulation could prevent indie AI projects.

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Re:Awesome-totally-open-ChatGPT: A list of open alternatives... by BizarroLand on Tuesday March 21, 2023 @02:35PM (#35250485)

Just like regulation stopped piracy and 3d printed weaponry and prostitution and the war on drugs and prohibition stopped the drug and alcohol trade in America.

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Re:Awesome-totally-open-ChatGPT: A list of open alternatives... by lisp-pornstar on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @03:27AM (#35257892)

Regulation can do bad things/Regulation can do good things ? Is this what you meant ?

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Re:Awesome-totally-open-ChatGPT: A list of open alternatives... by bigfishrunning on Thursday March 23, 2023 @08:38AM (#35273766)

I suspect that gp meant that, for a lot of things, regulation is ineffective and costly.

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Re:Awesome-totally-open-ChatGPT: A list of open alternatives... by mhuffman on Tuesday March 21, 2023 @11:56AM (#35248012)

OpenAI: This technology is too power to be put in the hands of mere mortals!

Also OpenAI: ... unless, they pay us $20 per month!

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