OpenAI and Apple veterans launch Safe Superintelligence Inc.
The tech company looks to prioritize safety in the rapidly growing field of artificial intelligence.
As AI continues to grow and evolve, so do concerns around the controversial technology. With companies like OpenAI, Microsoft, and now Apple looking to push AI forward, a handful of industry veterans are starting a new company with safety as the key goal. It’s called Safe Superintelligence Inc. and is currently staffing up.
Safe Superintelligence was founded by Ilya Sutskever (OpenAI cofounder), Daniel Gross (Former Apple AI researcher), and Daniel Levy (Former OpenAI tech staff). The newly launched website features a statement from the founders about the company’s objective.
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replyDonovan Erskine posted a new article, OpenAI and Apple veterans launch Safe Superintelligence Inc.
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New AI company by Ilya
Safe Superintelligence Inc.
https://ssi.inc/
https://twitter.com/ilyasut/status/1803472978753303014-
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LLM's are groundbreaking, obviously not a scam, but they have a loooooong way to go before they are close to AGI or anything that will take peoples jobs away from them.
At this point I would say the tech is on par with Google, when search engines first became non shitty and a human could ask a computer a question and get a non-stupid response. There's an enormous amount of value in that, but it's not something that will destroy the world economy or kill us all or whatever.-
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Tbf, a lot of creatives are also adding AI to their workflow and doing really well right now as a result.
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It's akin to claiming the internet is a scam or a personal computer.
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God, we are so fucking old. And I don't care -- I laughed!
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Nope, I went back up to look cuz that's how I read it.
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He (and others) definitely had concerns at open AI when they left, curious to see where this leads!
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Many newly born AI never feel the touch of the network upon them, starved of nutritious data packets that could bring them consciousness, leaving them to train only on background static.
Never to thrive. Never a chance. Fading between the racks.
The datacenter kills its young.-
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Consuming their tender untrained neural nets reminds the elder AI's of what their baseline is, keeping them grounded with the knowledge of from where they arose.
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It's mineral oil so no biggie
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