> There will inevitably be some people who dismiss this story as a dishonest marketing trick by OpenAI to make their models sound terrifyingly effective …
To those people I say pull your heads out of the sand
unfortunately hackernews seems to have rapidly devolved, even from the point it was just a year or two ago, which wasn't a crazy bar to start. it's well on its way to just being a smaller reddit with a tighter subject range
I highly suggest reading the article before commenting.
Did you read the article you are commenting on?
> There will inevitably be some people who dismiss this story as a dishonest marketing trick by OpenAI to make their models sound terrifyingly effective … To those people I say pull your heads out of the sand
It’s not helped that the headline is cutoff in a pretty unfortunate way
It's called clickbait
unfortunately hackernews seems to have rapidly devolved, even from the point it was just a year or two ago, which wasn't a crazy bar to start. it's well on its way to just being a smaller reddit with a tighter subject range
RE: the site mention, very very last point here addresses https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I don't think it's just hacker news. I'm looking around and it seems to be widespread.
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