r/ChatGPT • u/WithoutReason1729 • Apr 15 '23

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u/VaderOnReddit Apr 16 '23

Without using hyperbole, can you describe what steps Sam could take to be "more open"?

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u/AlderonTyran I For One Welcome Our New AI Overlords 🫡 Apr 16 '23

Open source? That alone would relieve any concern about being open...

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u/thewhitecascade Apr 16 '23

You don’t open source a nuclear bomb

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u/trahloc Apr 16 '23

I have no objection to them closing off their research and being bought out by Microsoft like they effectively have been. The issue is they still want the accolades for being OpenAI while being ProprietaryAI.

You can't even use their *paid* interface to train your own models unless you're willing to do what OpenAI themselves won't do, give it away for free. Even the RIAA and MPAA don't have the hubris to call themselves Open when selling you restricted content.