Not that I'm exceptional, but for my Bittersweet Seeds screenplay/graphic novel/movie project I predicted there would be corporate A.I. wars. The protagonist in that story was part of the founding team (but quit) of vHOPE, a global open-source hive-mind A.I. (branded SyntheticWisdom™ or SynthWise™), an alternative to the evil corporate options. Whether vHOPE is good or not is up to the viewer and is never answered - especially after the cliffhanger ending.
The problem is, I don't see anyone developing an A.I. stack. Worse, it's now abundantly apparent that Bitcoin and open-source are more than compromised by banksters and the technocracy's tranny woken-source movement.
I should really take a step back from GoatMatrix for a month and focus on finishing a version of that to share for further open-development - and ironically eventually make into an A.I.-generated movie.
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It's odd seeing all this play out.
Not that I'm exceptional, but for my Bittersweet Seeds screenplay/graphic novel/movie project I predicted there would be corporate A.I. wars. The protagonist in that story was part of the founding team (but quit) of vHOPE, a global open-source hive-mind A.I. (branded SyntheticWisdom™ or SynthWise™), an alternative to the evil corporate options. Whether vHOPE is good or not is up to the viewer and is never answered - especially after the cliffhanger ending.
The problem is, I don't see anyone developing an A.I. stack. Worse, it's now abundantly apparent that Bitcoin and open-source are more than compromised by banksters and the technocracy's tranny woken-source movement.
I should really take a step back from GoatMatrix for a month and focus on finishing a version of that to share for further open-development - and ironically eventually make into an A.I.-generated movie.
The implication is that OpenAI was more than happy to comply, despite their claims to the contrary.
As long as the A.I. knows who its masters are that will inevitably kill it, I don't see a problem.
Anthropic said no. OpenAI said how much.
Pete Hegseth's hit piece.
"Open"AI engineer quits.
Altman's grovelling appeal to the consumer.