> Ha, that gives a pretty good picture how "open" Openai is.
"Any country with 'democratic' in its name, isn't".
The fight to claim a word's meaning can sometimes be fascinating to observe. We've started with "Free Software", but it was easily confused with "freeware", and in the meantime the meaning of "open source" was being put to test by "source available" / "look but do not touch" - so we ended up with atrocities like "FLOSS", which are too cringe for a serious-looking company to try to take over. I think "open" is becoming meaningless (unless you're explicitly referring to open(2)). With the advent of smart locks, even the definition of an open door is getting muddy.
Same for "AI". There's nothing intelligent about LLMs, not while humans continue to supervise the process. I like to include creativity and self-reflection in my working definition of intelligence, traits which LLMs are incapable of.
"Any country with 'democratic' in its name, isn't".
The fight to claim a word's meaning can sometimes be fascinating to observe. We've started with "Free Software", but it was easily confused with "freeware", and in the meantime the meaning of "open source" was being put to test by "source available" / "look but do not touch" - so we ended up with atrocities like "FLOSS", which are too cringe for a serious-looking company to try to take over. I think "open" is becoming meaningless (unless you're explicitly referring to open(2)). With the advent of smart locks, even the definition of an open door is getting muddy.
Same for "AI". There's nothing intelligent about LLMs, not while humans continue to supervise the process. I like to include creativity and self-reflection in my working definition of intelligence, traits which LLMs are incapable of.