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Ill-Resort-926 t1_jbkhu3i wrote
Reply to The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
The company that steals billions from everyone each year, has stolen the most in history.
stuffitystuff t1_jbkh5m6 wrote
Reply to comment by HanaBothWays in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
They can afford to get a copy of the model and run it on their own systems, though. Just like Microsoft.
throwaway_goaway6969 t1_jbkfqyk wrote
Reply to The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Did someone say ken griffin lied to the federal government under oath?
FoolioDisplasius t1_jbkdpiz wrote
Reply to comment by giraffe_life in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Buy, Hold, DRS.
venustrapsflies t1_jbkdce8 wrote
Reply to comment by HanaBothWays in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
I’m sure they’re not using it to make any sort of meaningful decisions. There’s a lot of big game being talked about ChatGPT, but it’s not going into anything critical at any place serious about making money. It’ll be used for like, internal utilities to save their people time.
FoolioDisplasius t1_jbkd2g7 wrote
Reply to comment by flash654 in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
They have $60B net short position, and being that they are also the biggest market maker in wallstreet, it is suspected that they internalize trades that go against their shorts in a market manipulation scam that is truly awe inspiring. Just 2 years ago, 3 stocks were shorted at over 100% of the float. And when the squeeze was about to happen, Citadel ordered Robinhood, the largest retail stoke broker, to disable the GME buy button.
Or to put it simply: it is currently impossible to know if the $60B worht of shorts are on stocks that simply *do not exist*.
Theblackroze t1_jbkc436 wrote
Reply to comment by psychoticpudge in DuckDuckGo launches AI-powered search query answering tool by Hrmbee
What do you suggest for privacy ? Startpage ?
seweso t1_jbkb2eh wrote
Reply to comment by Touchyuncle45 in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
OpenAI isn't going to be the only one with this tech. You can't lock it down...
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flash654 t1_jbkanoj wrote
Reply to comment by FoolioDisplasius in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
This is such a basic accounting concept, it's no mystery at all with even a basic understanding.
Say I'm an importer that sells widgets and you want to buy 100 of them from me. You don't need them all right away though. You need 10 a month to make your product.
In order to get a better deal, you go ahead and pay me for all 100 up front.
I have 50 in my warehouse so I go ahead and ship those to you. I need to order 100 more. I haven't done that yet. You don't need them yet, and won't need them for 5 months. I could potentially wait 4.9 months and you wouldn't know the difference. Eventually I'll buy those other widgets and then ship them to you, but there's no reason to do it yet.
I've sold you an asset, but I haven't bought it yet.
Being that this is Citadel though and not a widget importer, I assume this just means they have a net short position on something which they haven't covered yet.
[deleted] t1_jbk6go6 wrote
Reply to comment by FoolioDisplasius in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Not to mention the only other time in history anyone on Wall Street made that kind of money during a recession was... Madoff. Something fucky is going on over there with Citadel and Ken Griffin.
Hopefully someone, somewhere is able to bring it to light.
Nummylol t1_jbk30nx wrote
Reply to comment by giraffe_life in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Is it true Kenny's nuts have a hint of mayo 🤔
giraffe_life t1_jbk2ms5 wrote
Reply to comment by FoolioDisplasius in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
found the ape
HanaBothWays t1_jbjxtfv wrote
Reply to comment by DevAnalyzeOperate in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Also healthcare and the government.
They probably don’t need to run their own server (that may not be possible), but they may need the equivalent of an industry-specific virtual private cloud service.
DevAnalyzeOperate t1_jbjxbuy wrote
Reply to comment by HanaBothWays in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Same this is the one of the few industries I think ought to hit the brakes until they can run their own server.
FoolioDisplasius t1_jbjvhck wrote
Reply to The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Citadel (the record breaking hedge funds) is likely involved in the largest fraud in the history of mankind, eclipsing Bernie Maddoff. They currently have, on their balance sheet, $60B worth of "assets sold, not yet purchased". What the fuck that means is an exercise left to the reader.
HanaBothWays t1_jbjtj4n wrote
Reply to comment by Touchyuncle45 in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
It’s a race to develop better Large Language Model tech, but if you are in a sector that deals with sensitive data and these tools pose a risk of inadvertently disclosing that data (because the tools send everything back to “the mothership” for analysis), being an early adopter is maybe not such a good idea.
andylowenthal t1_jbjsaf4 wrote
Reply to comment by habichuelacondulce in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
More specifically, and immediately, they can use it to post comments on social media, including Reddit, to shift narrative based on a false majority consensus. It’s already happening now, they just pay people minimum wage for the comments, this would just make creating those false narratives cheaper and faster.
Touchyuncle45 t1_jbjqouz wrote
Reply to comment by HanaBothWays in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Well looks like this is a race , the more you wait the more money and power you will lose.
Who would have thought google could become less relevant as a search engine? Ai powered search engines are the future , imagine reddit using AI to filter posts and results ...
fourierbees t1_jbjkq02 wrote
Reply to The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Yes, ChatGPT will enable informational campaigns and help them "write better code".
cartsucks t1_jbjg84w wrote
Reply to comment by Ground2ChairMissile in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
The literal definition of what hedge funds/private equity does
OrangeKeewee t1_jbjeeqr wrote
Reply to Hundreds of sexual deepfake ads using Emma Watson’s face ran on Facebook and Instagram in the last two days by altmorty
Old story. If you wanna see what people do with deepfakes, just go to 4chan. There's always a few threads up for that topic.
What's even worse imo, at least when it comes to potential ramifications for pretty much any modern society, is ai voice fakes. There are some extremely believable voice fakes out there, and that's only the stuff some dude on 4chan makes. Imagine what professional studios could do with that.
We are headed straight into a gloomy new age with this shit.
Ground2ChairMissile t1_jbjcq4t wrote
Reply to The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
Good for them. I guess they can afford to blow money on bullshit.
DarraignTheSane t1_jbkj6h6 wrote
Reply to WhatsApp: Rather be blocked in UK than weaken security by rejs7
Aww look at WhatsApp pretending to be concerned about security while being owned and operated by Meta / Facebook. Isn't it cute.
I guess they mean "security outside of the complete lack of security you have from us".