The problem is not you, nor anyone tech savvy enough to comment on hacker news, but the masses who can barely paw their way through their smartphone screen. It will be abused and cause problems, and Apple knows that.
As an engineer, I need AIs to tell me when something is wrong or outright stupid. I'm not seeking validation, I want solutions that work. 4o was unusable because of this, very glad to see OpenAI walk back on it and recognise their mistake.
Hopefully they learned from this and won't repeat the same errors, especially considering the devastating effects of unleashing THE yes-man on people who do not have the mental capacity to understand that the AI is programmed to always agree with whatever they're saying, regardless of how insane it is. Oh, you plan to kill your girlfriend because the voices tell you she's cheating on you? What a genius idea! You're absolutely right! Here's how to ....
It's a recipe for disaster. Please don't do that again.
Alas, we live in a post-truth world. Many are pissed at how the models are "left leaning" for daring to claim climate change is real, or that vaccines don't cause autism.
I hear you. When a pattern of agreement is all to often observed on the output level, you’re either seeing yourself on some level of ingenuity or hopefully if aware enough, you sense it and tell the AI to ease up. I love adding in "don’t tell me what I want to hear" every now and then. Oh, it gets honest.
And Protigal, as well as Peurto rico. I wonder how Canada would react by being treated like that... But the anywhere with oil... Which puts Greenland as a false flag....
Yeah who knows whats the real cause. Maybe some fire, maybe a cyberattack or could even be someone messed up greatly in their pc because government security is disastrous so who knows
Except those islands are Australian territories. And they've given Australia higher tariffs, so in theory they could reduce these tariffs (which will be paid at least in part by US citizens) by exporting through there?
There's nothing strategic about a 4 column excel spreadsheet and one formula.
Unfortunately certain European companies don't do business with companies that use non-European cloud services, which doesn't leave you with much choice if you're looking for an alternative to AWS.
I'd wish people stop using "open sourcing" when speaking about models.
Open sourcing is about being able to change and replicate builds, they make the models "freely available" but the recipe on how they are made is kept secret.
It's akin to being able to download Windows shareware executables and calling that "open source" when nothing related to how the executables are build is available.
Even if they did release the code, that would not help you much unless you have the $ for traning and the talented individuals for pipelining and distributed training.
