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AI will become "something we consider a fundamental human right", according to the guy that wants to sell you access to it
by paulglx 1y ago
AI will become "something we consider a fundamental human right", according to the guy that wants to sell you access to it
- esafak 1y agoSo it's going to be regulated like a utility?
- ActionHank 1y agoYeah, just like privatised utilities that operator solely for the profits of execs and investors with a complete disregard for regulations or best practices only to hide behind govt not regulating enough when things eventually go wrong.
- bilbo0s 1y agoHe'll have no problem with that. You can get your drinking water from a utility, or you can get bottled water. Guess which one he's gonna be selling? And if you think for a second that the "utility" models will be trained on data as pristine as the data that the "bottled" models will be trained on, I've got a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. (The "utility" models will not even have any access to all of the "secret sauce" currently being hoarded inside these labs.) Essentially we can all expect to go back to the Lexis-Google type dichotomy. You can go into court on Google searches, nothing's stopping you. But nearly everyone will pay for LexisNexis because they're not idiots and they actually want to compete.
- mietek 1y agoGreat analogy! Look up Dasani some time.
- marbro 1y agoNo, the government is going to provide it to everyone with money that it prints or collects as taxes.
- zoobab 1y agoOpenAI is like privatizing water. It's a "fundamental right", but I am one of the few to provide it.