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šØ Sam Altman Throws Shade at Elonās Vision of Putting Data Centers in Space āPutting data centers in space is ridiculous ⦠Do the very rough math of launch costs relative to the cost of power we can do on Earth ⦠Orbital data centers are not something that's... show more
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This won't age well

Definitely bookmarking this one

Ummmm.....Elon catches rockets and let's me shitpost and this dude does ghey stuff and steals money so I'm believing the rocket catching, shit posting mofo.....

Heās right. Elon totally canāt afford to send his own rockets to space at cost.

Hmm... "This decade"? Talking about the 2020's? Elon says 30 months. Sam says not this decade. So are we just quibbling about one year (2029)? We'll soon know.

This is the ā640k of RAM is enoughā quote of our time

Oh really

Nobody 'fixes' a broken GPU, they just get switched out. So what you do if the GPU is broken in space, you bypass it. The next satellite adds more GPUs. He is just obfuscating, talking about math without naming any numbers.

Recent history has proven that rough math clearly isnāt Sam Altmanās strong suit.

I mean you would need some type of huge fully reusable rocket for something like that to make senseā¦

He's saying this, ONLY because he cannot launch those data centers himself. Elon owns the whole infrastructure. Tesla makes the solar panels + chips. XAi delivers the software and SpaceX creates the satellite and gets it to orbit, while relanding both Stages making it insanely cheap.

but we need more data centers $right

Sam Altman is the real worldās equivalent of DC Comicsā Lex Luther.

I'm glad that dickface is saying that. Will just make it more likely and faster that Elon will get it done. As a matter of fact I'm šÆ sure Elon accomplishes this.

Sam Altman: 'Orbital data centers are ridiculous this decade' Meanwhile Elon: already merging xAI + SpaceX, catching rockets for pennies on the dollar, and planning solar-powered orbital compute. History isn't kind to people who say 'impossible this decade' when talking to someone who literally reuses rockets

They literally laughed at Elon when he took the Tesla pay package deal. Saying he could never make the deadlines. But as we know now, he not only made it, he surpassed them by miles. Then they refused to pay him!!! They said reusable rockets were impossible. They said private space companies could never be profitable. So take this with a grain of salt.

Lets save this video. I have a good feeling about it. š

Well. This decade has only 4years left. Elon will get it done in 5. Donāt bet against @elonmusk

Same guy who said itās futile for anyone to compete with OAI. Some of us took it personally.

I didn't know, but I figured this guy was at least as smart as one of his AIs. But perhaps not. First of all, "launch costs" look different to a guy who sells space on rockets than they do to a guy who *buys* space on rockets. Worst case, Musk pays cost, not the price Altman sees. Best case, Musk puts a few data centers on each rocket that somebody else is already paying him to launch. Those get up there for free. Second, Altman doesn't appear to have a clue how much NIMBY opposition is building toward Earthbound data centers and the generating capacity they require. Even conservative estimates of the electricity required by AI in the US say we'll need to build 3 to 4 times the amount of capacity in the next five years as has been built in the last 20 years. This is not going to happen. The lawyers, the environmentalists, and the local politicians are all going to be sitting on Altman's head. A very likely scenario is that Musk has powered data centers in space -- whatever they cost -- and The Other Guys can't get enough electricity at any cost because the NIMBYs are blocking the power plants.

Well, in one hand, you do have to hand it to him. He does know how to solve problems swiftly.

Of course, heās right. We wonāt see any impact this decade, and this is obviously being used by Elon to pump SpaceXās stock for the IPO.

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Heās just pissed that Elon actually has the capability to put data centers into space and he does notš¤£

"Space data centers" was just a way to justify SpaceX becoming the parent company of Xai.

Oh it's a good thing that Altman is never lied before. So we should totally trust him on this.

Putting quantum computing into space might be more of a money saver? Vacuum, subzero and whatnot. People donāt realize the problems that will be solved with quantum and only quantum

Itās incredible that professional idea stealer canāt see how good of an idea this is. Elon is collapsing the payload cost.

I trust @elonmusk way more than Altman. Includes both techno-insight and ETHICS. ChatGPT lost its edge when Iker left OPENAI. Grok is better for general purpose stuff. @grok do you agree or are WE biased??

Sam Altman - whose greatest achievement was a failed startup - is going to lecture Musk about space. Sure bro.

Why does anyone talk to this guy? Heās clearly a charlatan.

Sam, there are 9,731 Starlink satellites currently in orbit. Elon can put stuff in space and make money on it. You can build an ideology AI that doesn't tell the truth. Go away.

Itās unclear to me why Sam Altman gets so much attention and credibility. I did a grok search on what businesses Sam Altman has started. The answer is not impressive. I would not be surprised to see openai get taken out by Anthropic, Google and xAI. Loopt (2005)āØCo-founded at age 19 after dropping out of Stanford. It was an early location-based social networking mobile app (a precursor to modern geolocation features in apps like Snapchat or Find My Friends). The company raised over $30 million in venture capital and was acquired by Green Dot Corporation in 2012 for $43 million.

I mean... let's be totally honest. If it follows the general trajectory of Elon's stated promises of new technological innovation, it's not going to matter at scale this decade.

Elon Musk, any response?


