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Sam Altman says OpenAI can just do more things. Like "go build a Dyson Sphere and make the world's gigantic data center with the entire energy output of the sun." No bandwidth now but when AGI arrives, you start planning harvesting stars.

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vitrupo1 年前

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Jack Altman's Uncapped podcast:

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Nobody Special1 年前

Sure, I'd totally build some random shit I read in a scifi novel in high school, but I'm like, super busy (mostly doing podcasts like this). But while I'm here, can I get another billion in VC cash to burn for warmth?

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Wagie Capital1 年前

Altman is insufferable

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TAV1 年前

He wishes he was Elon Musk.

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Then we can create another Sun, and build a Dyson Sphere around that, and so on…

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TRUST-AI BY TWC1 年前

I can do that right now in @grok or even Excel. Or on a sketch pad. It’s not the idea of these things, it’s the materials science, cost and executables. If anyone is asking us (and they aren’t, but they should be) is we are immeasurably close to reasoning AI, and that is better than a big calculator, because it’ll make us better people.

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Riaz Rohani1 年前

Revenge of the nerds millennial edition

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Nate Johnson1 年前

This man is on pink crack.

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axcilla1 年前

All these things will never happen

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Nako ela1 年前

I find it funny how he says the most nonsensical things possible and people still believe him. LoL

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