Comment Re:Everyone knows a crash is coming (Score 1) 34
Is it one of Elon's new startups? The one selling empty boxes with promises in them?
Is it one of Elon's new startups? The one selling empty boxes with promises in them?
Why type an extra 'S' when you could substitute this for this? Using this method, Eric could have saved his wrists by typing his name 33.33% less often around the Internet!
(fyi I like to reset my own system date to Sept 1, 1993, but ymmv)
Just saying....
The other guy needs a two sentence AI summary because he can feel good about how simple and straightforward the contract really is, since nothing could ever go wrong anyway.
The point is this:
OpenAI does bad things. It collects and uses information that it has no right to. When people knock on the door and say "tell me what you've got that doesn't belong to you", OpenAI answers "I don't have your stuff, and you can't come in and check".
So now they go to a judge and the judge says "OpenAI, don't throw anything away, we're going to start looking through your stuff to get to the bottom of this"
Meanwhile, the peanut gallery goes "judge overreach! Leave OpenAI aloooooone!"
HTH.
Capitalism has failure modes where "Private property" makes "Competition" and "Freedom of choice" irrelevant. Some of these failure modes are called monopoly and cartel.
Hi. I think you are confused.
Air India crashes/fatalities:
* Air India Flight 101 CONTROLLED FLIGHT INTO TERRAIN -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
* Air India Flight 855 PILOT ERROR -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
What does the word perfect mean to you? Those are crashes. People died.
We can even add:
* Air India Flight 182 BOMBING -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Though that's also on the staff at the airport doing security screenings.
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