"Grok send books to China, that will show them the power of America!" "Sending nukes to China."

"Frontier" models trained on everyone else's data, according to the companies that made them it's perfectly legal. Thus it's perfectly legal to train off those same models, obeying terms of service and robots.txt is as perfectly optional for US open models as it is for these supposedly trillion dollar companies. Train away until it's actually as open source and free as in Linux and I never have to hear about Sam fucking Altman ever again.

"Definitely, that's... that's what we're doing. We definitely didn't vastly over promise investors that we could replace all of humanity within a few years and are scared they'll sue us and win when they find out that was bullshit. Nope, not what happened. We're doing this deliberately, of our own free will. No suing."

The real Skynet happens when a depressed 15 year old gets an unresistricted AI agent to self multiply and kill all of humanity because they embarrassed themselves in class.

Someone in the company more or less admitted it was stolen from the original authors by trying to bully the actual authors into accepting 'partial credit'". It's unshocking to hear OpenAI will steal anything and everything you throw into and then claim that stolen property as its own publicly, but more or less just admitting that publicly in such a high profile case while trying to file an IPO claiming anyone anywhere at anytime should pay OpenAI with literally anything even close to valuable is a next level stunt.

Unlike every other piece of software in history our AI model business is totally uncopyable, so long as you would pretty please stop copying it. Did I mention we're IPOing for infinity trillion dollars soon?

Anyone hilariously pretentious enough to review a museum with phrases such as Without [didactics], I left the Lucas without a clear sense of how the museum is positioning itself or, frankly, without learning much about anything beyond what I already knew.... that doesn't like it is about as ringing an endorsement as I can imagine.

What's you're point, that we should let every bad thing happen if we let one bad thing happen previously because that's only fair?

Launches!
As a limited demo product
In the handful of areas Tesla self driving taxis have been approved for testing
Later, after we start in Austin
Elon Musk level launch!

"The IPO is soon and this is the only card I've got left, pretty please I need to cash out before the bubble bursts!" - Sam Altman

Because OpenAI isn't even close to profitable, is Microsoft still giving them money, is Microsoft paying Apple to run unprofitable AI workloads now?

That's like being thrown out of hell for being too evil

Just putting all the controls on the screen, which you're going to have anyway, is cheaper than going around and adding extra buttons. But saying you're cheap sounds bad.

Licking the foot really paid off for big tech, didn't it?