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Yash J. retweeted
She does have a valid point here.
But you can’t force a filmmaker to make stories that only preach good values. On the other hand, we do have a section of the audience that gets influenced by this kind of stuff.
It’s a debatable topic.
People and companies actually have the resources to train and build their own models. And now opensource, openweight and distilled models are getting so good that people can just run them on their own hardware. OpenAI isn't the monopoly Sam might have wanted. That must hurt.
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He took all of the ram, put all of the prices up, and calls us out for having ram??




























