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Comment #43480523
No, I'm in Croatia. Just tried again and it's working https://chatgpt.com/share/67e3d18a-75e0-8011-ba67-fdcd13aa7f...
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Comment #43479420
https://chatgpt.com/share/67e39ffa-3a98-8011-ab79-fe3ac76632... Asking it to draw the Balkans map in Tolkien style, this is actually really impressive, geography is more or less co…
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Comment #42997809
Yeah, I'm using it and I agree it will probably become a lot better, but I don't think we're really close to a point where AI itself will be able to just write an app that has 100s…
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Comment #42997649
> Imagine it becomes truly trivial to copy cat another product — something as simple as, “hey AI, build me an app that does what productxyz.com does, and host it at productabc.com!…
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Comment #42932422
Data is getting scraped, models are being built, nobody is really going to stop that now. You may wish it wasn't like that (not you, but all of us), but there's no way China or USA…
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Comment #42928981
Even without the problem of insufficient financing, you probably need to bend some rules to be at the top of LLM game (not just how you collect the training data, we all sort of fo…
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Comment #42928878
> They can use the same frontier level open source model as everyone else, and meanwhile, they can stay on top of harmful uses like social or credit scoring. We are dependent on mo…
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Comment #42875742
How much data from o1 would DeepSeek actually need to actually make any improvements with it? I also assume they'd have to ask a very specific pattern of questions, is this even po…
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Comment #42875702
It's quite unlikely that OpenAI didn't break any TOS with all the data they used for training their models. Not just OpenAI but all companies that are developing LLMs. IMO, it woul…