https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/04/elon-...
https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/17/23687440/elon-musk-truthg...
It's all just sizzle until there's steak.
Opinions are just opinions, but this is a conversation about substance, something he's not known for. He's known for throwing shit at a wall, of which, very little actually sticks.
Name three?
> Why would this be the exception to the rule? Because it's a current news item?
What exception? The rule so far has been that Musk generally delivers what he promises, he's just a bit optimistic about timelines.
This meme won't ever die, will it? Even if Starships are routinely cruising back and forth between Earth, Moon and Mars, some people will still come out of woodwork and ask, "when ever did Musk deliver on any of his promises?".
Unfortunately it went viral, and this caused a rush to product. But you can't say they shrugged or that people aren't earnestly working on Alignment.
When you are educating a child, you are not focusing on making the child super-resilient to hypnosis. You are simply socializing the child, teaching the child to read, write. The knowledge, need and techniques to avoid being hypnotized don’t need a special focus.
They opened up 3rd-party API access. They clearly do not view this as a blocker whatever their declared goals are.
> Unfortunately it went viral, and this caused a rush to product.
They encouraged it to go viral. This is not a thing that was thrust upon them against their will. They signed a deal with Microsoft to turn this into a search engine and to allow it to start operating on untrusted 3rd-party text. Nobody held a gun to their head and forced them to do that. They made that choice.
Maybe it would be good for us to model that behavior for it.