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This isn’t the first time something like this happens and I always wonder how are these seemingly smart people earning good money so dumb.
It’s even more ridiculous when choosing to do it Apple. It’s hard to think of a company with more legal resources and which is more protective of its hardware IP.
Steve declared thermonuclear war on Google because Android re-skinned to use BUTTONS.
Weirdly, this seems like they're trying to train a model to work like Apple? They seem really interested in processes and how stuff is done, rather than only the finished artifacts.
Some pretty damning stuff: > OpenAI also instructs new hires on how to avoid scrutiny when they leave Apple. For example, Mr. Tan warns them not to tell Apple that they have taken jobs at OpenAI, so they can stay at Apple as long as they can. > Apple says it discovered a pattern of OpenAI recruits emailing themselves confidential information when leaving Apple, including Tan. > OpenAI apparently used confidential App…
This isn’t the first time something like this happens and I always wonder how are these seemingly smart people earning good money so dumb.
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Great artists steal ideas, not a painting off a gallery wall.
a "metal-finishing technique" _is_ an idea. joke
Weirdly, this seems like they're trying to train a model to work like Apple? They seem really interested in processes and how stuff is done, rather than only the finished artifacts.
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Google/Waymo + Uber/Otto comes to mind here with Anthony Levandowski.
Google and Uber started as courtroom enemies, but probably had to commiserate some on Anthony Levandowski probably being the worst hire they both made.
I replied (on Workplace) “Absolutely the fuck NOT.”
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Great artists steal ideas, not a painting off a gallery wall.
a "metal-finishing technique" _is_ an idea. joke
Weirdly, this seems like they're trying to train a model to work like Apple? They seem really interested in processes and how stuff is done, rather than only the finished artifacts.
That doesn't seem that weird to me. Good processes lead to good artifacts.
A company that behaves like this in one area, cannot be trusted in any area. Any enterprise that endorses/allows OpenAI products to be used is taking a big risk.