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OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

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Re: OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

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Post by nickthegreek »

CJefferson wrote: post #7
marcc wrote: post #2

What do they expect to happen if they win? OpenAI can't use GPT-4 (or build/release GPT-5), but the innovation will continue in areas of the world not subject to this regular? I understand that the LLM models are advancing quickly and aren't easily explainable or transparent. The models feel like magic at times. But that doesn't mean society should shut them down. This is fearful behavior and spreading FUD really. Th…

Your argument is companies should be allowed to do anything they like, because there will be another country where they can abuse with impunity?

I think the argument is that no harm has actually been shown and there is no legal reason to have one of the fastest growing companies hamstrung while Big Tech gets it's shit together.

Re: OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

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Post by sieabahlpark »

nickthegreek wrote: post #11
CJefferson wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Your argument is companies should be allowed to do anything they like, because there will be another country where they can abuse with impunity?

I think the argument is that no harm has actually been shown and there is no legal reason to have one of the fastest growing companies hamstrung while Big Tech gets it's shit together.

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Re: OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

#13

Post by eggsmediumrare »

nickthegreek wrote: post #11
CJefferson wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Your argument is companies should be allowed to do anything they like, because there will be another country where they can abuse with impunity?

I think the argument is that no harm has actually been shown and there is no legal reason to have one of the fastest growing companies hamstrung while Big Tech gets it's shit together.

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Re: OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

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Post by ravenstine »

ilaksh wrote: post #5

The fact that they are targeting GPT4 for supposed bias and safety risks, when GPT4 is the least biased and safest (hardest to jailbreak) model that OpenAI has released, makes this look like just an unsophisticated attack on their business model.

We have no business restricting OpenAI for bias when society still treats the MSM as authoritative.

Re: OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

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Post by mmastrac »

eggsmediumrare wrote: post #13
nickthegreek wrote: post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think the argument is that no harm has actually been shown and there is no legal reason to have one of the fastest growing companies hamstrung while Big Tech gets it's shit together.

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Your argument is so ridiculous and easy to disprove with even a moment's Google search that I wonder why you made it.

Re: OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

#17

Post by zvonimirs »

CJefferson wrote: post #7
marcc wrote: post #2

What do they expect to happen if they win? OpenAI can't use GPT-4 (or build/release GPT-5), but the innovation will continue in areas of the world not subject to this regular? I understand that the LLM models are advancing quickly and aren't easily explainable or transparent. The models feel like magic at times. But that doesn't mean society should shut them down. This is fearful behavior and spreading FUD really. Th…

Your argument is companies should be allowed to do anything they like, because there will be another country where they can abuse with impunity?

Definitely not - companies should be regulated but stopping the future releases is not possible when you have tech powerful as GPT.

Re: OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks suspension of ChatGPT releases

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Post by tiagod »

eggsmediumrare wrote: post #13
nickthegreek wrote: post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think the argument is that no harm has actually been shown and there is no legal reason to have one of the fastest growing companies hamstrung while Big Tech gets it's shit together.

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Bad example. Plenty of harm during tests.
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