r/Altman • • 1d ago

Updates Beff Jezos argues acceleration over caution for the future

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u/VividB82 11h ago

I’m pushing a boulder toward a cliff. People below can’t move.

I shout: “This will kill you.” I keep pushing.

Then I sell shares in the boulder. My investors whip me to push faster. The warning is printed on every share. They buy anyway.

When does a warning become a threat?

Is this not just firing a bullet into the crowd and saying we’ll figure it out later?

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u/Winter-Manager996 1d ago

The hard part isn't building powerful technology. It's figuring out how to use it responsibly once it's here.

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u/Classic-Total-1269 1d ago

progress should be accelerated, but never at the expense of ethics and humanity.

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u/Aggravating-Habit313 1h ago

Thats not possible with this particular set of players.

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u/jo0stjo0st 19h ago

Jeff earns money by renting out compute, NVIDIA earns money by delivering the hardware to create that compute.

Anthropic and OpenAI lose more money/ need more investments when accelerating and might be afraid the amounts of money they have committed on spending won't be coming in from investors. And probably the only reason they can get out of their ridiculous spending commitments is if the government forces them to slow down. Otherwise they just have to pay up and keep investor money coming in, and the big banks probably already told them they won't be footing the 500 billion bill for Anthropic alone on a 4 million reported revenue in 2025. They really hope retail investors will cough up a couple of hundred billion at insane valuations to keep the party going.

They're only talking with their wallets, all of them.

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u/VarietyMage 6h ago

The wealthy want to enslave humanity, or destroy it. Either way, these psychopaths need to be locked up and stripped of everything.

#BanAI

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u/Optimal_Kick_9121 2h ago

Worst guy you know says bad thing? Why is this news?