Powerful AI systems are inevitable. Strict licensing and regulation is also inevitable. The key thing from here is getting the safest and most widely beneficial versions of both.
Suleyman’s statements are either very specific capabilities predictions or incredibly vague statements like the one you brought up that don’t really inform us much. His interviews often revolve around talking about how big and smart their future models will be while also spending time putting in a good word for their financial backers (mainly NVIDIA). I find myself frustrated at seeing this company with a lot of compute and potential impact on timelines, but whose CEO and main spokesperson seems very out-of-touch with the domain he does business in.
Relevant tweet/quote from Mustafa Suleyman, the co-founder and CEO:
Suleyman’s statements are either very specific capabilities predictions or incredibly vague statements like the one you brought up that don’t really inform us much. His interviews often revolve around talking about how big and smart their future models will be while also spending time putting in a good word for their financial backers (mainly NVIDIA). I find myself frustrated at seeing this company with a lot of compute and potential impact on timelines, but whose CEO and main spokesperson seems very out-of-touch with the domain he does business in.