The only plausible way for investors to get their money back on OpenAI is as if, as the company has been betting, OpenAI will soon develop AI systems that can do most work humans can do on a computer.

Lugh@futurology.today · 3 days ago

The only plausible way for investors to get their money back on OpenAI is as if, as the company has been betting, OpenAI will soon develop AI systems that can do most work humans can do on a computer.

Tobberone@lemm.ee · edit-2 3 days ago

I get what you are saying, yet I’m still waiting for the flying car to make it into mainstream. By which I mean to say that there are limits to what is possible, even though we might not know exactly where they are with the current generation of tech.

The only plausible way for investors to get their money back on OpenAI is as if, as the company has been betting, OpenAI will soon develop AI systems that can do most work humans can do on a computer.

The only plausible way for investors to get their money back on OpenAI is as if, as the company has been betting, OpenAI will soon develop AI systems that can do most work humans can do on a computer.

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