[HN Gopher] Big Tech, Concentrated Power, and the Political Econ...
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Big Tech, Concentrated Power, and the Political Economy of Open AI
Author : skilled
Score : 15 points
Date : 2023-08-20 13:24 UTC (9 hours ago)
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| samstave wrote:
| The AI landscape got so broad so fn quick I can't even keep up...
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| We need an AI curriculum bot - that will keep track of all the
| AIs or LLMs on can talk to...
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| I actually had chatgpt write up a syllabus for me... and that was
| interesting
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| But we need to be able to canonize an AI engineering learning
| path now that's evolved due to the massive amounts of tangents
| one can take with whatever LLM /AI path one can follow...
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| Imagine navigating this stuff as a smart 17 year old version of
| yourself?
| mistrial9 wrote:
| no actually - the magazine publishing cycle pre-Internet
| managed to combine really large amounts of current info, in a
| way that was efficient to consume.
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| compare and contrast to "too much information" including hype,
| ads and heresay, constantly.
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| lastly there is no "we" in AI. The problem with AI is not AI,
| it is the intentions, capabilities and actions of the humans
| behind it.
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| Papers, please! next in line
| adamnemecek wrote:
| Marvelously most of the LLMs are bad.
| wddkcs wrote:
| Broad and stratified. To use an LLM to keep up with current
| events you need to be able to go around OAIs censors. Even
| better you can implement and fine tune your own LLM- I can see
| all these resources available but don't have the know how to
| take full advantage of them.
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| Maybe this disparity goes all the way up- can we know there's
| not some Singleton out there creating AGIs already?
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