OutrageousUmpire @ OutrageousUmpire @lemmy.world

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Is there a reason why they shouldn’t do this?

It has completely changed my life. With its help I am preparing to submit several research papers for publication for the first time in my life. On top of that, I find it an excellent therapist. It has also changed the way I parent for the better.

What do have to hide?

He deserves it. He made the deal to own 49% of OpenAI, which is quickly becoming one of the most valuable companies of all time.

And people say New York isn’t safe.

Most well-deserved physics Nobel I can remember.

Agreed 100%. If you don’t believe this is possible, try OpenAI’s o1 model.

but for now, his approach is textbook Silicon Valley mythmaking

The difference is that in this case it is not hype—it is reality. It’s not a myth, it is happening right now. We are chugging inevitably down the track to the most dramatic discovery in human history. And Altman’s views on solving the climate crisis, disease, nuclear fusion… they are all within reach. If anything we need to increase our speed to get us there ASAP.

Still far too low for a company that will likely accomplish AGI in the next two years.

What did they do to you?

Plenty on eBay

I have a hard time defending the YouTubers on this one. I mean, Nintendo has been pretty good about allowing older games to be played on its modern consoles. See VGC, the NES/SNES/N64 pass, and the multiple re-releases put out for the Switch. At some point just pony up the money or play the older games on a physical older console.

What a disgrace. This clown show of a company kills things people love and pushes advertising no one wants.

Great, looking forward to chat bots with thermal issues.

Play video games. Make myself go outside for twenty minutes a day. Do some stretches as exercise. Hope my daughter visits me.

High school graduation. There was really nothing to do about it, sitting through all the long speeches, in piercing pain. Ran straight for the stalls after.

I had a good experience with implants, but you need to know what you’re getting yourself into. It’s a big chain, and they make money on volume. You’re not going to get the same level of individual care.

The voice isn’t his to own in the first place. “They” have a right to use it as much as he does.

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Disagreeing with me in a comment.