timdiggerm

The title assumes that the point of a museum is simple being able to see the work; it ignores the interpretive benefits of a curated exhibit.

isn't everything?

Congrats to you on prompting

What's the core functionality?

This perspective only makes sense if you deny that our native environment is society.

What did you expect from a profit-driven company?

Hasn't published anything in a year and a half. Hasn't posted on socials in over a year.

Have you said "If I wanted the AI's response, I would have asked the AI"?

You didn't scroll past the first section before commenting?

Are you speaking purely of the technical difference, or do you know what that particular community calls itself?

It doesn't have to, sure, maybe, but what indication do you see that the owners of these companies have any future in mind other than one in which they are in control of the majority of the wealth and power? These are private companies, not publicly owned infrastructure.

We need a legal structure to make companies liable for the actions of the agents they've made.

> I consider OpenAI to be as economically motivated as any other actor in this space and playing around with user data like that would destroy their business.

It's a gamble that this would be overlooked compared to the reputation they build for solving the thing

It's been more than a year since his last post. Anyone know what's up?

You know, he's the perfect subject for a kind of Chuck-Norris-joke-esque thing