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SgathTriallair t1_jd6jign wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in The Age of AI has begun - Bill Gates by Buck-Nasty

How dare he want to save children's lives. Every single philanthropic organization has funds that make money. If they didn't invest and grow a fund, they would quickly die, and the goal they were set up for would suffer.

Any of these countries could kick him out, just like they could kick out any business or other NGO that was trying to operate in the country.

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gaudiocomplex OP t1_jd6fqz0 wrote

Reply to comment by D_Ethan_Bones in Should we expect jncremental access to already available AI capabilities or is what we see is where things largely are? by gaudiocomplex

What we're debating, considering on one hand market forces and the other, dangerous results (that come with them PR nightmare, severe public/political blowback) is how much of GPT4's capabilities today is the general public privy to? You're saying 100 percent?

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D_Ethan_Bones t1_jd6eb1j wrote

Reply to Should we expect jncremental access to already available AI capabilities or is what we see is where things largely are? by gaudiocomplex

https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/comments/11upu8t/v1_v5_using_the_same_prompt/

Midjourney V1 to V5 using the same prompt.

>I have two friends here and they are sayijg "the market forces a maximal display of capabilities at the onset of this product's release, especially with all the competition entering the fight."

Your friends are regurgitating verbiage that they don't remember correctly.

Were the most advanced videogames at the onset of videogames? Was the most advanced architecture made the first time a human formed a stable arch? Competition makes competitors out-do each other back and forth, improving themselves as fast as they possibly can to remain in the competition instead of dropping out. As a concept, we call this an 'arms race.'

Deliberately under-performing in a competition is a strange move that people generally wouldn't do without a compelling reason (poor country's boxer offered tens of millions of dollars to throw the international boxing tournament, electoral candidate threatened by mobsters to make him throw the election.)

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