18 pointsby 7777777philan hour ago4 comments
  • nater5000an hour ago
    Alright, fellas, this is it! This is finally the beginning of the end for OpenAI (just ignore everyone's claim of this over the last couple of years; those didn't count).

    Evidence? Well, how about some quirky, snarky responses on social media towards Sam Altman? Pretty damning...

    As we all know, a tech company simply can't survive if people online don't trust them and @ their founders every time they post something. We've seen this time and time again: Facebook, Twitter, Twitter when it was bought by Musk, Google, etc.

    • ofjcihenan hour ago
      Go ahead and explain how those numbers are actually great for OAI.

      Surely Nvidia beginning to hedge their bets is actually a sign of confidence.

  • maximus_0138 minutes ago
    Garbage blog post with no insight beyond copying and pasting some tweets. Clearly has an agenda.

    I don't really care for any of the AI providers but for instance the idea that Nvidia is doing what its doing because it think OAI is failing is the exact opposite of what they are doing. Nvidia is scared of an OAI and Anthropic oligopoly, because in that case, their customers will have much more pricing power, and be much more motivated to work around Nvidia (essentially to either substantially reduce nvidia gross margins or replace them). Both companies are already taking actions to do so. So Nvidia is trying to get more competition (hence their support for open source models).

  • Havocan hour ago
    That headline looked more interesting until i saw the author
    • esperent31 minutes ago
      Why? I don't know this person.
  • oivaksef21 minutes ago
    I'm very anti anti-democracy, so anti China by default, but I'm shocked how much I'm rooting for them right now. They played this so well, capitalism fucked it up soooooo badly