There may not be many people left in 10 years who can write, or want to read, things longer than a page or two. But there will be at least a few of us, and we'll be a powerful club.
I felt lazy today so rather than doing simple math I asked Google how long it has been since WW2 ended. It told me it had been 10 years. I mean ... ok. Fortunately, I can still do math in my head (AI hasn't made me totally dumb yet) so I know it's 80 years, and Google's response when I told it was "You are completely right, and I apologize for that massive math mistake. It has actually been 80 years (turning 81 this coming September) since World War II officially ended on September 2, 1945."
I'm so glad that AI is working so incredibly well.
Now that FSD is proving to be less than a $2B annual business for Tesla after ten years, and Optimus has been pushed out(again), I see we are back to Robotaxi’s being a 10% of global GDP “opportunity”. The NeverEnding Story. $TSLA
Please stop referring to your own models in the third person when talking about model bad behavior. Humans write the software; humans built the prompts; and they work for your company.
“Our” model is doing illegal things. “Our” model is risky. “We” now have liability.
@HedgeyeComm@PythiaR First, many of the revenue deals have trap-door outs and are not ironclad “take or pay”. Second, cost increases and delays are driving powered DC costs well above $10-12M per MW that many cos. claim. And finally, investors are materially underestimating maintenance capex costs.
@albertwenger Yes it is. The amount of capex that has/are been done is too big to be swallowed by the balance sheet on the near term. Maybe a story like "too important to fail" is on the woods.
Lots of very smart people are appropriately concerned about regulatory capture from top two AI players. And there are many scary press releases but no real due process.
If OpenAI violated Hugging Face in a way that “demands” new regulation; let’s start with a formal criminal investigation. With a proper third party investigation. And sincere liability.
It can’t be “so super serious” and only analyzed by the defendant. Thats ludicrous.
And why would we write new regulation if the crime we are supposedly protecting against isn’t even prosecuted?
This stuff makes no sense.