I understand any individual's company anti-competitive measures. OpenAI looks at Google the same way Apple looked at IBM in the 80s.
What I'm worried about is a lot of the talk about guarding models, public safety and misuse of models will end up leading every big company to pull public access of their APIs. We might look at 2022-2023 as a brief golden age when regular people could use stuff like GPT-4 before it was firewalled and available only to large corporations and those with personal relations to big tech execs.
Extrapolating from OpenAI's change of philosophy and business practices from their early days to now, it seems to be the way things are going. I only hope it doesn't go the way of that one paper which wanted to ban GPUs for sale to the public.
What I'm worried about is a lot of the talk about guarding models, public safety and misuse of models will end up leading every big company to pull public access of their APIs. We might look at 2022-2023 as a brief golden age when regular people could use stuff like GPT-4 before it was firewalled and available only to large corporations and those with personal relations to big tech execs.
Extrapolating from OpenAI's change of philosophy and business practices from their early days to now, it seems to be the way things are going. I only hope it doesn't go the way of that one paper which wanted to ban GPUs for sale to the public.