at last, OpenAI's official definition of "AGI"! Can you guess what it is?
at last, OpenAI's official definition of "AGI"! Can you guess what it is?
gizmodo.com
Leaked Documents Show OpenAI Has a Very Clear Definition of ‘AGI’
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@dgerard some time next year: "We've now redefined what '100 billion dollars' means"
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[Elon Musk] has also complained in court that OpenAI pays exorbitant salaries in a way that is intended to thwart rivals and therefore anti-competitive.
Yeah, what's with this new fangled idea of retaining employees with enviable conditions? Very bad for the economy.
obligatory /s I guess but I mean come on
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Damn. I thought I was cynical, but nowhere near as cynical as OpenAI is, apparently.
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hahahahahahahahahaha
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Wait, does "generate profit" include selling products that don't actually exist yet? Like, has the "AI" generated profit if Sam Altman's unrealistic promises pull in more investments, even if none of the promises are ever delivered?
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Nah, this is real profits. Real profits turned over to Microsoft:
Microsoft’s current agreement with OpenAI entitles it and other investors to take a slice of profits until they collect $100 billion.
Heads, Microsoft makes tens of billions in profit on their investment. Tails and Microsoft keeps Open AI in a tight embrace until they have sucked everything they want from them.
Would be smart, except they are sucking poison. Let's see how Microsoft's monopoly position can get them out of this jam!
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If anything it will put them in a deeper hole.
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It's amazing that this dude has whined his way into riches. As far as I can tell the only thing he does is that stupid face
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Well there's only $150B to go for OpenAi then
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Is this the leaked script for Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money?
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Relevant info is in the first paragraph. Probably more info in the linked article by the group that actually got the leaked docs.
I mean, at least it's not some stupid vaguery that armchair dullards will argue in circles forever about word meanings and minor technicalities that have nothing to do with AI and everything to do with their own malformed views of reality and humans behavior.
They're called "programmers". They think it makes them sound smart.
@BlueMonday1984 @wizardbeard sorry what
Programmers don't have a say in any of these shenanigans. Specially marketing definitions or business buzz words like what they just made here.
well, if they both agreed for it then it'll be easy for courts to decide