Departed OpenAI head of alignment: safety has taken a backseat to shiny products
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#2Wrong link?
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#3Wrong link?
I think Twitter/X just broke links with their recent change to x.com.
Re: Departed OpenAI head of alignment: safety has taken a backseat to shiny products
#4the one over at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40391887 doesn't work, either. tried to rewrite twitter.com as x.com, but nope
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#7What was the correct link for this?
[dupe] anyways
More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40390831
Re: Departed OpenAI head of alignment: safety has taken a backseat to shiny products
#8Good? A.I. "safety" is such a bullshit reason for large companies to cement their lead and, I suspect, part of their roadmap for future laws to prevent competition.
I'm sorry, but text and images generated from a computer can't hurt me.
I am very much looking forward to the day when the open-source models reach GPT-4 quality without the baked-in censorship.