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95% of OpenAI employees have threatened to quit in standoff with board
(arstechnica.com)
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Do or don't, Microsoft still win anyway. WinGPT incoming...
Of course it is, that was always the case. Anyone that genuinely believed there was any non-profit, humanitarian, risk-averse future for this technology was drinking copious amounts of Kool aid.
These things have been designed, from day 1, with the explicit purpose of killing labor and making a lot of people richer. This was never, ever, a tool for the common man.
AI is the capitalist equivalent of a Death Star. Now that they have it, what the hell else do you think was going to happen?
I don’t see the existence or use of GPT to be a “massive invasion of privacy” — although I agree that the chat logs can be very personal.
What aspects are you concerned about?
Google’s privacy policy states this is only true for public documents: “use publicly available information to help train Google’s AI models and build products and features like Google Translate, Bard, and Cloud AI capabilities”.
That seems different from your claim.