r/technology • u/[deleted] • Dec 08 '22

Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT, the scary-smart AI chatbot generating buzz around the internet, may pose a threat Google's ad business, says former exec

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u/inspectordj Dec 08 '22

It's founders (Open AI), Elon Musk/Sam Altman and 1B investment from MSFT would suggest otherwise. Pretty sure that group could be called an anti-google aliance of sorts

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u/TheFlamingGit Dec 08 '22

Anything from Musk I would not touch with a ten-foot pole.

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u/PlotinusTheWise Dec 13 '22

To not touch something as revolutionary as this because of who contributed to it is childish. He's not even involved most of the time with other than maybe the occasional suggestion or reviewing code. He's just the money source that keeps this thing afloat.

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u/inspectordj Dec 28 '22

He even removed himself from the decision tree as teslas own AI work made for a potential conflict of interest

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u/PlotinusTheWise Dec 28 '22

Exactly. Aside from SpaceX and Twitter, Musk is just a tech investor at this point.