BigPandaBear

@tendamon.bsky.social

Super-awesome, mellow-cool, spiritually inspired, intellectual mammal from the 3rd rock.

Keeping tabs on one's expenses shouldn't impact upon one's ability to enjoy great food made at home. Creativity rules the day. Give me a half an hour a few ingredients and I'll create a delicious and visually enticing meal.

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@marcmaron.bsky.social after six years of listening to your podcast. I can say, unequivocally, that you have the best interviews, anywhere. Your approach is introspective because you're living it all the while interviewing others. Anybody can fly, Marc. Not everyone can land the plane. Godspeed.

I'm old enough to remember when OpenAI rushed their reasoning model out because Altman was "eager to prove to potential investors in the company's latest funding round that OpenAI remains at the forefront of AI development," which it's very clear that they weren't www.wheresyoured.at/oai-business/

To continue growing ChatGPT Plus, it will have to create meaningful, mass-market use cases, or hope it can coast on a relatively-specious hype wave, one that will have to be so powerful it effectively triples its users. Even then, OpenAI will have to both find ways to give developers more reasons to integrate its models while making sure that said models provide a service that the end-user will actually appreciate, which is heavily-reliant on both the underlying technology and the ability of developers to create meaningful products with it. 

And OpenAI is getting desperate. According to Fortune, OpenAI’s culture is deeply brittle, with a “relentless pressure to introduce products” rushing its o1 model to market as Sam Altman was “eager to prove to potential investors in the company’s latest funding round that OpenAI remains at the forefront of AI development” despite staff saying it wasn’t ready. 

These aren’t the actions of a company that’s on the forefront of anything — they’re desperate moves made by desperate people burning the candle at both ends.