Re:OpenAI and Elon Musk
by bugglebeetle on Wednesday March 06, 2024 @12:42AM
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To be clear, widely available is my paraphrase while their founding principles stated that the technology should be “freely available” and explicitly reference open source. That’s entirely inconsistent with what they’re doing now. What you’re calling a “pivot” is just casting aside what they said they stood for in pursuit of money, which fine, whatever, happens all the time. We don’t have to strain ourselves making excuses for them, because, again, they hardly bother to do that themselves.
Re:OpenAI and Elon Musk
by rrr_oh_man on Wednesday March 06, 2024 @01:02AM
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> I think in their minds,
I've found it good practice to judge people by their actions, not their assumend intentions.
In any case, sticking to the point of this discussion, there is no indication of any kind that they don’t intend to make AI widely available. It’s like saying McDonald’s doesn’t intend to make hamburgers widely available.