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@MadelynatTonic1 year ago
Radically changing how we interact with all forms of technology in an increasingly digital will likely be more paradigm shifting than the launch of the internet, making the responsibility these companies hold that much greater. I have respect for Google's hesitancy to release their tech, however, as with all ethical questions there needs to be some balance with utility. Only time will tell if OpenAI's launches have been too hasty. #AI #OpenAI #LargeLanguageModels #Innovation #Ethics
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A New Area of A.I. Booms, Even Amid the Tech Gloom
Ultimately, it could provide a new way of interacting with almost any software, letting people chat with computers and other devices as if they were chatting with another person.
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And Lonne Jaffe, an investor at Insight Partners, said, There is definitely an element to this that feels like the early launch of the internet.
Google, Meta and other tech giants have been reluctant to release generative technologies to the wider public because these systems often produce toxic content, including misinformation, hate speech and images that are biased against women and people of color.
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@JamesJalaPayneo1 year ago
Very very interesting @MadelynatTonic - so much that I am curious about:
1) Is there any more writing on the subject of ethics and utility? So thought-provoking.
2) How do you think we will radically change our relationship with technology in a way more that's more consequential than the launch of the internet?
3) Do you measure the launch of the internet as the beginning of the digital age?
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@romulodiniz1 year ago
That's a very interesting discussion. It's still early to know which path we should take...
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@micshasan1 year ago
OpenAI almost certainly launched at the right time for themselves, as a company with growth ambitions. They can now raise whatever they want at a bonkers valuation and take offers from the largest tech co's. The underlying tech however .. so many ways for it to be deployed and I don't see how companies (or individuals) are going to introduce something like algorithmic accountability into the system.
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@PacoPu1 year ago
How is an individual company supposed to influence the trajectory or cadence of innovation in a domain? OpenAI was at beast a few months ahead of the competition.
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@JamesJalaPayneo1 year ago
That's a great question @PacoPu I hope they find it but not by way of some kind of monopoly. cc: @micshasan
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