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Brockman: OpenAI competitors are struggling with compute availability
“I mean, I think our competitors are not having a good time on compute, let me put it that way.”
Brockman: Distilling AI models fails because frontier progress is exponential
“There's certainly a lot of attempts to distill models. And that comes from companies in the U S it comes from all over the world. But I think that it misses the core point, which is that the way this technology is developing is it is on an exponential. And any…”
Brockman: AI Users Need Legal Privilege Protections Similar to Doctors and Lawyers
“You talk to a doctor, you talk to a lawyer, those are privileged conversations, right? You feel comfortable sharing them. There's certain guardrails on when the healthcare provider would have to, you know, provide that information to law enforcement or alert s…”
Brockman: Twitter screenshots alleging AI bias often omit hidden context
“Sometimes when you see these screenshots on Twitter that they're not always fully honest themselves in terms of where they came from, either because there's some memories that Are behind the scenes that tweak the answer in a certain way or hidden instructions …”
Brockman: Allocating compute will be society's most important question
“Well, this is going to be the most important question for society to answer. Where does the compute go? What problems are worthy? And there's lots of worthy problems, but you need to prioritize them, because you only have so much compute.”