Of course, who honestly doubted him?

>>17070430
I did because I thought his critique was overblown, but now I see the truth.

>>17070412
This is the Way.
Let the machines do the hard work while we focus on the important issues of the day.
I am planting winter radishes and exploring the ghosts that live in the local attractor basins of the latent space.
The ants are relocating their nests (eggs and food stores) for the winter.
/Sci/, only you can see where the true intelligence lies.

>>17070412
It's kind of crazy to see how backwards some of these people are. Crying over the lack of private funding in pure math research for decades, and then losing their shit once a private company takes interest, and over the smallest of things at that.
OAI publishes 700 major results, offers funding for workshops and whatnot around them, and the response is an immature cry to ban technology because OpenAI hasn't published 700 entire textbooks alongside the results. It's especially retarded considering their earlier Astra drop did include a paper where the clankers attempted to explain the reasoning process too, they'll probably add something like that as well.

Genuinely embarrassing to be part of this community honestly.

>>17070412
Obviously. Academia is a hellscape. t. phd haver

Could someone kindly explain?

>>17070637
https://youtu.be/A9CqHma0dEA

>>17070664
Thanks.

I'm pretty sure he's also seething at those AI companies

>>17070922
Sure, but for likely better reasons.