Finally no longer constrained to the 2021 training data set

Their fab in Arizona is only a tiny plant compared to the ones in Hsinchu Science Park

Key takeaways:

Short term:

• OpenAI will become increasingly cautious with the deployment of their models. This could mean that users as well as use cases may be more closely monitored and restrained.
• They are working towards more alignment and controllability in the models. I think customization will play a key role in future OpenAI services.
• Reiterates that OpenAI’s structure aligns with the right incentives: “a nonprofit that governs us”, “a cap on the returns our shareholders can earn”.

Long term:

• Nice quote: “The first AGI will be just a point along the continuum of intelligence.”
• AI that accelerates science will be a special case that OpenAI focuses on, because AGI may be able to speed up its own progress and thus expand the capability exponentially.

Credit to Dr Jim Fan for the analysis

Will never work, companies will just offshore the robots to countries without these taxes

You completely bypassed the points being made and instead were trying to make a pedantic semantics argument about two terms that are two halves of the same coin

Exactly. I’m a full time programmer and AI, at least in its current form, definitely improves my productivity but is no where near the level where it will replace programmers or software engineers. Less than 5% of a programmers time is spent physically writing code but this subreddit seems to think that’s what programmers do all day

Honestly, I’ve not seen progress like this in my lifetime

Doctor Jones and Doctor Who are already taken