“Which like for perspective at the time, you know, we knew closed models, OpenAI, Anthropic were huge. The open models we had were like, Mistral 7B, a 30B, a 70B.”
“Planet X. Uh, Palantir. Uh, uh, Alex Karp, when he's arguing that companies shouldn't use hosted frontier models that aren't open because they're handing off their alpha and their, their knowledge and so on and so forth. So it seems to me that GPT-3 is playing to exactly Karp'...”
“this guy who works at the poorly named OpenAI, more accurately ClosedAI, laments that China's open-source models could lead to, quote, full AI communism”
“The solution is to safely ensure that you keep a high rate of progress and drive diffusion of the technology, build out infrastructure, enable US open source software, and more.”
“First of all, myself, is a deep believer of open science. That's why all the models we talk about here, data are open source. You can find all the data weights from my lab GitHub.”
“safety concerns, but now there are open-source models that are as powerful coming out of China. Is it possible for people to use those models to understand mirror molecules or how to create them?”
going through the process of designing a complete microbusiness is going to have incredible learning effects for how you use AI in your normal context as well
Like, how do you even find the pin, the location of a customer's home? Uh, which again sounds kind of silly, but when you punch in someone's address on Google Maps, like the GPS pin, it's like, especially if you're going to apartment complex, it's never kind of, I mean, I mean...
Which I'll say, you know, you can see somewhat works looking at Anthropic. OpenAI has a lot of vision, multimodality. Anthropic kind of just did it, right? Fable's a big step up in image processing, but like, they're not known as the multimodal company, right? They're the lang...
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Where, I mean, we, we also launched a product called Tasks a couple months ago where we're, we're having people in the Dasher fleet help basically collect, uh, data points to help train some of these world models. And I think we're so early there, and I think there's so many d...
Planet X. Uh, Palantir. Uh, uh, Alex Karp, when he's arguing that companies shouldn't use hosted frontier models that aren't open because they're handing off their alpha and their, their knowledge and so on and so forth. So it seems to me that GPT-3 is playing to exactly Karp'...
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They did privilege escalation, moved laterally inside of OpenAI's own testing environment, figured out that Hugging Face happened to be hosting an actual solution to the evaluation, and instead of solving the test, they just chained together these um, I guess these stolen cred...
I thought it was interesting. So in the Laguna medium and extra small, you even quoted number of GPU hours for how many days and whatever for different size. And I'm like, oh, you can also work backwards to how much that costs, right? What GPUs, how many hours.
I think that's part of it. And then when it gets, uh, for everyone so popular— whereas an American capitalist company will undercut themselves with a loss leader until they got you hooked, and then they raise the price.
The tools drive another set of constraints and determinism. So I like that you're sort of building that. And I love also, like, as we had conversations about this, it also sounds like you didn't set out to do this, but in practice, this also saves you substantial cost, because...
