“Weird to call it OpenAI when it’s not open source?”– Which is Musk’s complaint

–“Weird to call it OpenAI when it’s not open source?”–

Which is Musk’s complaint. But then, in the end, we can almost guarantee this was the most private sector money that chased what they thought would remain a private sector asset, and which will become an asset of the commons, because once understood it’s not even complicated. It’s just costly on current generations of hardware that process vectors in parallel using ungodly numbers of watts. Vs, while we are slower and more limited we so at something on the order of twenty watts.

I mean, we went through the desktop boom, then the web boom, then the smartphone boom, and now the AI boom but the exploitation of opportunity curve for each was much shorter than originally anticipated.

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