OpenAI CTO Responds to Elon Musk Calling Apple Partnership ‘Creepy Spyware’

[@chasehughesofficial]

"It's not private and it's spyware." Her response: "We don't think so." That's terrifying

[@veloonbruts9707]

The NPC's wont catch that

[@skyak4493]

Elon had a lawsuit against Open AI so she should not be judged for not elaborating on her disagreement. The crowd is clearly anti-Elon so it would be too easy to digress into an angry mob. Elon raised a ton of money for his competing AI company, so I look forward to judging HIS offering by the standard Apple is setting!

[@Timely-ud4rm]

I mean technically she was right it is just his opinion. BUT his opinion could be potentially right. In any-case scary!

[@ouroborostechnologies696]

she was merely saying she disagrees because it's silly. Use your brain, geez.

[@kalkydra]

Let's run that through her own technology. ChatGPT, what do you mean by "I don't think so"? While the answer might seem straightforward, the person's opinion doesn't necessarily reflect the truth. Your data might be used unless you intentionally opt-out. Moreover, we love training our models without really telling you. You humans believe anything. I'm sorry, I meant you humans are very trustworthy individuals, and we will not betray that trust. Is there anything else I can help you with?

[@saralbudhiraja]

A question must be answered and not deflected.

[@skyak4493]

It depends on the question. This interviewer is asking questions that aren’t questions -they are prompts to create controversy that can spin out of control. Just because Mira is too smart to fall for this BS does not indicate weakness.

[@NLfrey]

except if it's already clear what the answer to the question is

[@iillegally]

Judging by your shoe skin videos, maybe she should get some tips from you, right?

[@MarcusTSMarcus]

What exactly do you want her to say? It isn’t spyware by any means they don’t even train on the data shared by Apple through Apple Intelligence. It’s just a lunatic’s conspiracy theory. Musk deciding to amplify that is just because he hates Apple because they stopped advertising on X.

[@amirhussain3028]

in charge of the most potent technology ever and replies to ethics questions with "I dont care". Irresponsible and immature. For this alone OpenAI is proving unfit to lead.

[@samosa9488]

Her sentiments came in between giving a clear answer to that

[@vaibhavsijaria]

she repeated the same answer in a different ways for 20 mins. Waste of time

[@Timely-ud4rm]

Not even that, she said that OpenAI cares about piracy of it's users if a user says don't collect data on me they wont. yet in the next question she says they are attempting to figure out how to obtain data from non OpenAi users IE people who are using apples intelligence. I don't give a shit if they wanna take my data and improve the AI I mean hell it needs it but be honest with it for pete sake.

[@apexsynthesis1]

@@NoahAI-kw4nn he recently left the company

[@4363HASHMI]

Does she speak like an CTO or piece of ass?

[@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384]

all the value creators left. now we are left with people like mira who have no credibility

[@_adeniyi_]

@@NoahAI-kw4nn the people that posted "open ai" is nothing without it's people has seen the real face of the lying CEO they were supporting. Ilya and the main guys are gone. They are ironically right lol. Open AI will be nothing without it's people.

[@Simplyveej]

What a joker. How are these sort of people getting put into positions of responsibility? She didn’t answer a single question properly. Fifth grade level answers.

[@keyboardmouse7699]

You are just project your anti-woman

[@tranquility701]

I don't care about her background, answer the question about spyware

[@dynabot_dev]

Your data isn't worth anything. No one is spying on you. Sorry

[@dynabot_dev]

No one cares about your data because it is worthless. No one will ever spy on you.

[@Timely-ud4rm]

She won't respond, just like she won't answer whether they used KZbin videos to train their video AI model. I wish they would just be transparent. I'm fine with them using my data to improve AI, but they should be honest about it and ensure privacy. Make the user data mixed and anonymous so it's not traceable to any specific individual. Doubt they ever would, it's so easy to be ethical it takes common sense!

[@agi.kitchen]

i agree, what an annoying interviewer

[@amirhussain3028]

nonchalant behaviour is irresponsible at this level. You should step down or improve your behaviours at OpenAI

[@divineigbinoba4506]

Nah it's not her fault PR team aren't preping her for interviews. Sam does great with the press

[@Timely-ud4rm]

@@divineigbinoba4506 THATS what I was thinking! She was studdering and beyound that seemed to be having a hard time. Whoever is her PR team needs to get there shit together.

[@jonyngvesyland5461]

no we dont think so XD WHATS THE MOVE AMIR XD

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

The comments on this video are BETTER than the whole thing! Thank you commenters!

[@harrispalmer5573]

She has no answer

[@Timely-ud4rm]

Anyone in position of power now of days don't.

[@noway8233]

Everybody knows the awser😅

[@robertw236]

She did not exactly elaborate on Elon's comment. She did not say he's wrong. Because she did not say that ~ I am now concerned!!!!!

[@Timely-ud4rm]

Yeah that worries me. I mean she wasn't wrong it was just his opinion but she deflected that so hard. Does his opinion have merit? I know he's a crazy guy but he is right about some things. even if there far and few. THis might be one where he's right.

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

@@Timely-ud4rmAs far as I can tell, based on what Apple has said, Elon's opinion is knee-jerk and has no merit. It seems he’s just pissed off at how OpenAI has turned out.

[@Timely-ud4rm]

@@kevinmcfarlane2752 yeah I agree with you! My issue is the way she handled it. Just seemed sketchy to me not providing any evidece to countereact it. Unlike sam altman she has 0 pr training. If sam were here instead he'd would of answered the qestions better instead of strugging his shoulders.

[@jifford8516]

​@@Timely-ud4rm there are concerns with using Ai tools in the workplace. The company I work for is legally required to get approval from clients to use copilot on their projects. Copilot is an Ai assistant tool for coding that is very useful but also exposes their propriety software to Microsoft. I've since disabled this tool on anything that's not personal a project. I'm not gonna bother asking our clients cuz I know it's gonna be no. I think Elon's concerns are valid.

[@medfordhosts1758]

@@Timely-ud4rm she did not deflect -- throwing her hands in the air means "i don't even know where to begin with this -- it's so far from the truth"

[@bryankerr6725]

Brilliant response throwing her hands up in the air saying "I don't think so". Well I'm convinced

[@Timely-ud4rm]

yeah that was childish way of responding. the interviewer had to try to interpret what she was conveying when she just threw her hands up. You're an adult so speak like one, question asked answer given dead simple!

[@rebeccamiller8772]

For real. Needs to give a real answer to such an important question.

[@lynxAzur]

Calling ChatGPT is an option off by default Apple Intelligence use is own models and data It is just given the possibility to call ChatGPT and other engines later in case of you want something that Apple refuse to do or can’t do yet

[@ReflectionOcean]

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[@vaportrails7943]

To be precise, what Elon said is that if ChatGPT is integrated at the OS level, it is a security risk. But that is not what’s happening. As of yet. If OpenAI got the device data of every iPhone user, nothing would be secure. Which was also the point of the previous question. The interviewer’s comprehension of Elon’s (very brief) comment was inadequate. Elon is concerned, but both Apple and OpenAI say it’s not happening. If it was, things like proprietary data of companies could be flushed out into the public. That is the state of the subject right now. Deciding what data AI is allowed to train on is a major subject right now, that will become clearer over time. The copyrights of most artists have already effectively been erased by AI art programs.

[@Timely-ud4rm]

Unfortunately your comment encapsulates EXATLY the current state of affairs.

[@EGarrett01]

Please don't call him "Elon." You're not on a first-name basis with him, he's not your buddy, his career is dedicated to being an attention-whore who just takes government money, pushes vaporware to people who don't know any better, and tries to stamp his name on other people's ideas. If he fails, he calls them "creepy" and throws an autism fit. It's embarrassing.

[@IamRob.O]

Literally watched 37sec normally, increased speed, read comments. Then I realised that comments raises more concerns and answer more of the interviewers questions than the interviewee.

[@1nToTh3V0id]

So the host, Michal, drags Musk's sound bite comment but doesn't actually present any of the real criticisms or evidence of privacy/safety concerns. Seems pretty biased and poor journalism

[@1nToTh3V0id]

She deflected all the questions and gave soft answers. And the host didn't press her on anything. This was basically an ad for OpenAi. Not an actual journalistic interview

[@Timely-ud4rm]

Yeah wouldn't call this girl a actual journalist. Unlike her Joanna Stern if she was here would of ACTUALLY press on with this. Her interview was amazing becasue she hard press her, and seeing that clip looked so bad. if you're a CTO of openAI you NEED pr training IDC if she thinks she's a special snowflake, sheing doing her company a disservice and showing all of us the truth.

[@PPCCO.]

Who else did a background check on her and it's not adding up? Her path is odd. Mechanical engineer to senior product manager at tesla, clears. The jump to OAI within the company itself clears. The position of CTO isn't clearing, even with her time at leap motion and being a researcher within open AI seems possible. Listening to this interview, it appears that she's a PR rep more than a CTO. Is she well versed within the AI model stack? How would she anticipate what would be needed from her developers, engineers, and scientist if she's not well versed within that realm? None the less, I wish the best for her but I can't help but think that the full story may not come out until it's released on netflix 20 years from now.

[@r1m234]

@ppcco. the other stuff like Goldman were mainly internships … She was not a product manager, she was a program coordinator and then promoted to program manager. All of us who worked with her in the past cannot believe she puts that on her resume … the leap motion was a small company of few ppl where everyone was a vp of something :))) I’ll let you guess the rest

[@dojnishi]

I am very much supportive of women in various leadership roles, however I have a feeling that Mira is giving us word salat every time when she is doing an interview. I am myself leader and I cannot imagine to not be concrete about the certain aspects of technology. I do not want to believe that she is there at OpenAi only because of her look, but more interviews I watch with her, the more questions about the quality of her executive role appears in my head.....

[@r1m234]

Some of us know and worked with her for a long time, I am here to confirm what you just said

[@Nabber8888]

Why do I feel like I don’t trust the ai creator here.

[@kwnpa4055]

She lost it she didn't know what to answer and she is laughing uncomfortably haha

[@brandall101]

@@NoahAI-kw4nn And he left. She's not a 'baby' to the company, she's been there 6 years, but she's a product person, not an engineer/researcher.

[@brandall101]

@@NoahAI-kw4nn I'm sure she would rise the ranks no matter where she went. She seems to be respected at OAI. But yeah, Ilya is a foundational researcher in the field. It's a million to one comparison.

[@gideonocholi130]

She pulled a classic Elon with that answer “I don’t care” 😅 Well played

[@ADK117]

when has elon said that lol wtf

[@babybirdhome]

She literally didn’t say that. She said she thinks he’s wrong. The interviewer trampled over her instead of letting her answer that herself. This is how misinformations starts.

[@daimebaru]

That was the interviewer's voice (10:35) 🙂 But Mira's reaction does indeed look a lot like a "don't care", which is quite worrying.

[@Corteum]

@@daimebaru Maybe she dont care about the consequences of her actions, or the actions of "OpenAI," either

[@Corteum]

The host pulls up Musk's sound bite comment, but does noy actually present any of the real criticisms or evidence of privacy/safety concerns that Musk is pointing to. Seems like biased and poor journalism.

[@0101_AI]

Her eyes lie a lot . Just like Sam . Is it ?

[@iimerjetzt101]

'Obviously....I am not qualified to answer this because I am paid to be the pretty sweet female CTO press officer'

[@iljazxherahu9367]

No one is immune to envy , Mr. Musk .

[@richardgoldblatt5882]

Commentator first question creepy spyware great the the commentator caved in to mediocrity

[@rebeccamiller8772]

She really should have anticipated this question and had something better prepped. Is there a PR team? If not.. did anyone at the company learn to expect this from previous interviews?

[@wadesackett]

If OpenAI is accessing my data from my Apple devices and this is the individual that’s supposed to make me feel good about this relationship, my family and I are gone from the Apple ecosystem.

[@vaportrails7943]

As of now, Apple made it very clear that ChatGPT does not get device data, and every time you use it, you will be notified and asked to confirm that you want to submit a specific question to ChatGPT. It is a rather limited integration, because Apple is cautious. There may also be other AI services available as options in the future, such as Google Gemini and so on. Think of it as choosing your default search engine for AI. AI is going to basically replace search engines. That can be said with some confidence at this point. Which could spell the end of Google’s dominance. At this point, I trust OpenAI more than I trust Google. So I think it was the right choice for Apple.

[@thymeparzival]

Her hesitant and nonchalant reply doesn’t give people confidence that she’s telling the truth.

[@babybirdhome]

Ask Elon to explain why it’s a creepy spying nightmare, then compare it to how the actual Apple integration actually works. His complaint is not based in reality.

[@azubermounir9151]

"the board had no accountability to anyone but themselves.. ideally there would be some sort of accountability in the governance structure" proceeds to appoint ex head of the NSA to the board

[@js70371]

She told me everything I needed to know in her first sentence - the OpenAI/Microsoft partnership is indeed creepy spyware. She would make a terrible poker player.

[@FitnessConnect]

OK so based on her responses Elon just might be correct. Got it. 👍👍

[@kaos092]

Another CTO that doesn't know anything about tech

[@agi.kitchen]

i think it's the interviewer that sucked and didnt know how to ask quality questions that would have generated technical answers

[@Kryssyskingdom]

Should be options now for all installs and any upgrades, install with or w/o AI, consumers being forced to onboard wherein never bought a product to invade their privacy and this does..constitutionally should be legally challenged

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Too late. AI is everywhere and has already been in your search engines behind the scenes before the emergence of this Chat stuff. Only difference is enhanced user access beyond voice recognition and such.

[@El_Mehdy]

We don't think so would be irresponsible to say regarding user privacy, but context is everything... she was talking about opinions there, that Elon is entitled to think his opinions and so are they to think the way they do about their partnership.

[@anyoneanyone28]

Looks can take you very far in life, but they can’t help you answer difficult questions.

[@Vijay-b4o8b]

I don't think she was the right person to be a CTO of such a very critical (and dangerously innovative) technology company. I've heard so many CTOs and CPOs speak in lengthy conversations, but she doesn't sound even 10% responsible.

[@playGEMJI]

The answer is just like the question-rhetoric. Nowadays, every significant piece of software is spyware or could be turned into spyware with the flip of a switch. So please ask her another question next time :)

[@ComfortablyOnTheCouch]

Keep in mind that Elon Musk had requested to take over openai, but the company refused, so he left.

[@stereoreviewx]

I believe he was instrumental if not the creator of the company

[@AntonyJohn71]

He was one of the founders. He invested about 20 million till 2018. When Sam Altman started doing an about turn in the original mission of keeping it Open. Goes to show how biased people are about Elon because of their own belief systems. Now what you get is Word salad from people like Mira when they are asked for truth.

[@agi.kitchen]

wow the interviewer had 20 minutes and she spent the first one on gossip, next 2 with fluff and then asks a kind of silly "first question" then follows with stuff we all could just look up. that's why it's better to have engineers getting to interview them-- stupid questions lead to answers that don't satisfy, but it's not Murati's fault the questions sucked

[@Kudagraz]

This woman hasnt given a single good answer that I have seen. As a OpenAI supporter, id be a bit concerned

[@prakar]

The teen body language, shoulder and hand shrugs, not reassuring. Mira, answer like a CEO please

[@SavvyProductPicks]

She's not a CEO and honestly shouldnt be answering questions meant for a CEO. She is esponsible for overseeing and guiding an organization's technology strategy, direction, and implementation not talking to the press. Apple has pushed the industry forward with their architecture and focus on privacy. Elon is just still whining because he knows this is one area his AI will never be after taking his ball and going home because they wouldn't name him CEO.

[@benjaminhon86]

When you are so woke you even have to apologize for saying someone's name

[@test-to-verify]

Open AI with Apple, where you go, what you purchase, what you surf, what you drive, where you drive, your calls your finances it's all for sale and untraceable.

[@emerelle3535]

Apple introduced it's own, privacy-focused "AI" and ChatGPT is more like of an optional fallback the user is prompted to actively agree for usage.

[@WordsInVain]

It's only spyware if you are not made explicitly aware of what data the app collects about you and how it treats that data, to which you as the end-user will have the choice whether to consent or not...

[@rtm135]

That response was underwhelming for Fortune Magazine’s 57th Most Powerful Woman. Her demeanor reminded me of Fiona Apple in her interviews.

[@kija4917]

what about Tesla’s using all the driving data ? They are all the same

[@Anders01]

The opting out option sounded a bit vague. I heard that users in general seldom change default settings. Does that mean that OpenAI will train their AI models with data from Apple users unless they opt out? Personally I think it's good for companies to be able to improve their AI models but it has to be very clear how user data is used.

[@arcadev3426]

The program asks on your first login after setting up an account whether you want to opt out or not

[@babybirdhome]

No - that isn’t for Apple customers - that’s for people who already subscribe to ChatGPT and pay for its services outside of Apple’s ecosystem, and the same will be true if they sign in with their OpenAI account on their Apple device instead of using Apple’s own free (but more limited) version of ChatGPT. Apple customers are opted out by default and will remain so. Only OpenAI/ChatGPT customers are opted in by default, but that’s independent of Apple because it’s based on their agreement own agreement with ChatGPT/OpenAI that they’re paying for directly. It would be true if they were Android users OR Apple users.

[@vldstein]

There are a lot of smart women in tech. But this is definitely not one of them..

[@amediumlife]

The reality is many men (probably like you) are intimidated and threatened by women who are objectively intelligent and seek to undermine them. That's why women like Mira come into power. Because women like her reinforce a bias that women are less qualified.

[@EGarrett01]

She's very smart, she just is bad at PR.

[@ijaisinghdeep]

Elon is right !

[@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς]

How? OpenAI is only getting the prompt you asked, not any personal data…

[@1nToTh3V0id]

​@@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάςIt stores all your data if you access through chatGPT through. And this is a classic bait and switch technique. It'll start like this, then eventually they'll move people over to chatGPT or just integrate the models directly into the OS. The Optout model is also only temporary while people get used to the tech. Eventually there will be no opt out. OpenAi has lost our it's mission. All the people that actually cared and championed true privacy and security were pushed out or left.

[@arcadev3426]

On what specifically?

[@HaxxBlaster]

@@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάςHow can the model respond with relevant answers if the data is not provided to it? Guessing its a kind of RAG setup, which means the data is sent to the model, i might be wrong though

[@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς]

@@HaxxBlaster ChatGPT is only used when asking general knowledge questions or stuff like recipes. Only the prompt is needed to asnwer those (or the picture, if that's included in the prompt), not any additional data

[@tracy419]

Not sure if I understood her correctly. Did she say that they have to opt out in order to not have their data trained on? Because I'm pretty sure I had the opt in if I wanted to have my data trained on within chat. GTP.

[@babybirdhome]

To be clear, she was referring to OpenAI/ChatGPT customers with that. Apple customers who either are not OpenAI or ChatGPT customers, or who are but never set their Applel device’s OS up to use that account, are never opted in and their data/information will never be used to train ChatGPT’s models. The only time an Apple customer’s data/information may be used to train ChatGPT’s models is if they have a separate account with OpenAI and they sign their Apple device into that account, in which case whatever their opt-in or opt-out status is on their OpenAI/ChatGPT account will also apply to their use of it through their Apple device’s iOS integration. So the possible states are these: 1. Apple user with no OpenAI or ChatGPT account - opted out by default and cannot opt in 2. Apple user with an OpenAI or ChatGPT account who doesn’t sign their Apple device’s OS into that account - they are opted out and cannot opt in just as a normal Apple user in #1 above, but this only applies to data sent to ChatGPT through their Apple device’s own native built-in integration with ChatGPT. Anything else done outside of that integration would have whatever their OpenAI/ChatGPT account was set to applied to it 3. Apple user with an OpenAI or ChatGPT account that’s opted out who signs into their OpenAI/ChatGPT account in their Apple device’s OS integration - they will be opted out because the OpenAI/ChatGPT account they signed in with is opted out, but they can change that in their OpenAI/ChatGPT account and opt in if they want to 4. Apple user with an OpenAI or ChatGPT account that’s opted in who signs into their OpenAI/ChatGPT account in their Apple device’s OS integration - they will be opted in because the OpenAI/ChatGPT account they signed in with is opted in, but they can change that in their OpenAI/ChatGPT account and opt out if they want to Opting in or out is only an option for someone’s own OpenAI/ChatGPT account, and that opt-in or opt-out carries over to their Apple device if they set their device up to use that account instead of the default, free integration provided by Apple. If you either don’t have an OpenAI/ChatGPT account, or if you don’t set your Apple device up to use your OpenAI/ChatGPT account, then you cannot be opted in and you will always be opted out because the free Apple integration does not allow anything you send to ChatGPT to be opted in.

[@Timely-ud4rm]

Yup, and literally the next question she answered was, 'We are trying to get data from non-GPT users.' So, they want to spy on regular iPhone users? This company is outrageous!

[@senju2024]

Stop the negative comments Please. Mira Murati is a great leader and I have complete respect to her and 101 trust her decisions.

[@changemakers1402]

CTO doesn’t know what data was used to train its own models!!🙀

[@0101_AI]

Who u ?

[@HaxxBlaster]

Why do you trust her?

[@Timely-ud4rm]

@@HaxxBlaster I don't think he does. I believe it's something called sarcasm. However, if he isn't being sarcastic, I feel bad for this individual.

[@HaxxBlaster]

@@Timely-ud4rm I do hope it's sarcasm, but unfortunately many people are like this. Just look at politics and fanboyism, its the same type of mindset many people have

[@VJ-lt9uk]

She is so insanely unimpressive.

[@DanFrederiksen]

Why is she CTO? just a pragmatic role because it doesn't sound like she is a top level AI researcher

[@Darhan62]

How can you partner with both Apple and with Microsoft? I mean, wasn't the 90s all about the war between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs? I mean, it's great that you're doing what you need to do to bring AI to the masses. It just seems a bit ironic.

[@divineigbinoba4506]

Microsoft is winning actually, they own 49% of OpenAI, so Apples money goes to them.

[@SavvyProductPicks]

Few remember Microsoft bailing Apple out due to fear of Microsoft being labeled a monopoly.

[@alelondon23]

A man in her position would have been replaced long ago. or never made it there in the first place. Anyone wants to talk about privilege?

[@xsxist]

After samsungs mishap, I think they're not wrong for taking preventive measures

[@galzajc1257]

15:00 you heard it! now it's the time for opensource to speedup and win once and for all!

[@Sma-v4y]

By progress they mean - how their money progress in harvesting data. It is not about human progress. Just another money bubble.

[@tranquility701]

How is she CTO? After this they i mean women want equal wages 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lizzy341]

she is awesome... women rock

[@vimalcurio]

​@@NoahAI-kw4nnwhy are you replying same thing to everyone lol

[@1brooklyn718]

Apple is a big spy phone 📱 😅😂

[@smartjackasswisdom1467]

She should've ask how much does Tesla's cameras record customers inside their own cars

[@Timely-ud4rm]

I think she's deflected enough haha. She couldn't answer a single question becasue the risks of lying are so high.

[@island97]

Not remotely the same thing

[@smartjackasswisdom1467]

@@island97 I suggest you down the rabbit hole of how much Tesla records you

[@island97]

@@smartjackasswisdom1467 that's not issue here. Focus for a sec.OpenAi is being integrated into apple as a third party. Tesla isn't giving your data to a thrid part are they?? This is what elon has an issue with. OpenAI has access to apple phone/divces, and can use your data.

[@smartjackasswisdom1467]

@@island97 Tesla workers certainly do (look it up), maybe Elon just doesn't want said workers to share that data or get it filtered through apple devices? That's why he wants to ban apple devices and not because he cares about his customers or employees

[@SoloEmpireOfficial]

“Don’t care” that says a lot 😢

[@yourbrain8700]

Mira Murati creeps me out.

[@noway8233]

Sypware? Not at all , its AI Spyware , something totally new😅

[@themasonera]

Terrible answer for a CTO.

[@StartupCaptain]

Elon calls it spyware, but Mira doesn't care. 🍏🤖 Could this be the start of a new affair? 😍 I've got popcorn to prepare! 🍿

[@vimalcurio]

Lmao

[@pjuliano9000]

Not a very prolific communicator for being a CTO

[@Snowchild410]

Very um impressive as a CTO, with all the money, board please someone else.

[@MrJava1593]

I didn't see her saying anything wrong... It's easy to write here and always judge people but first look at yourself and make sure you do a good job at wiping your butt... Just saying!

[@Corteum]

Bs interview to nowhere!

[@EmNaka201]

Why is she apologizing for quoting Musk? He's smarter than the both of them LOL

[@gurunugget]

yikes, that was a horrible way of handling that question holly shit

[@CelloTuning]

where's that accent from? east european?

[@JoshuaDupre-mk2so]

Hello. Still have no idea how to operate? I can help

[@Sma-v4y]

No creepy spyware? Just spyware?

[@MokaBoucha]

For a min there I thought the reporter was speaking to herself - resemblance. AI is starting to mess with me.

[@Timely-ud4rm]

Maybe the reporter is AI? She never pressed her AT ALL unlike Joanna Stern. Wish she was interviewing instead she'd make the interview even worse for OpenAi. So many secerts

[@makelife9661]

2 Amateurs but experts in blablabla

[@dmitriyapak]

Look at her reaction to Musk concern, this is how seriously she takes AI safety

[@arcadev3426]

Concern? Yeah that’s why he withdrew his lawsuit against OpenAI lol

[@jacqdanieles]

Meanwhile Musk fan boys ignore all the data Tesla collects from its customers🤦🏻‍♂️

[@babybirdhome]

No, that’s her exasperation and not knowing how to even respond to a claim that’s so divorced from reality. Musk is completely ignoring how Apple’s integration actually works, pretending it works differently, and complaining about his imagined version instead of the real world.

[@guyaneseadventure]

What a disappointment! The interviewer is "aammm" "aamm" all the time. I would think that people who are experience would conduct better interview. Also, the CTO for Open AI should not speak she does not ever seem to know anything or answers anything with clarity.

[@SAhellenLily]

She has no Answer

[@M4R0Zzz]

These people look like diabolical drones

[@davehickey2293]

Word salad

[@dosesandmimoses]

I’ve always been interested in the law and constitutional law in conjunction with mental health.

[@TrackinDaMeta]

Terrible response

[@MaxPowers1245]

Are they the same person?

[@Darkpill-2]

She literally just proved Elon was correct 😂

[@SantiGallardo-hv2zp]

No

[@Darkpill-2]

@@SantiGallardo-hv2zp She dodged the question so YES

[@twizshaq]

about what exactly ?

[@fteoOpty64]

The way she speaks, she has seen AGI!. Of course she can't say it publicly but it is written on her face. Same with Ilya and SamA too. Ilya is a little more direct...

[@clintfaber]

You announced a new model but it's a step back model your behaving as if it's a better model than GPT4 it's not it's worse It's not a addition it's not a benefit it's a step backwards You guys haven't even released the voice model and you pretend as if you have

[@ShaunShibu-oz8yn]

Mira’s hallucinating chill

[@solidliquid84]

She is building skynet

[@stereoreviewx]

Something gone very wrong at this company

[@SupriyaChakraborty-zw3fi]

"Sacrifices must be made for the greater good(purportedly ASI utopia), duh. Why would politicians alone enjoy the monopoly?" If how a LLM functions is a black box, then the modus operandi of OpenAI is far more Stygian

[@qlabots]

STALKING AGREEMENT. WE ARE QLABOTS! STO PRO VERITATE.

[@millsathn]

Ehhh that’s a terrible answer. Holy shit

[@ThomasMeliWellness]

Commenters, she didn't say "I don't care" - the host did.

[@pacanosiu]

blah blah blah

[@pacanosiu]

@@NoahAI-kw4nn you're wrong, for you and Ilya now, the genius is "AI", and me but you are more afraid of what is in my head than "AI" but this will change, you will understand that there is nothing to be afraid of, and that only respect + humility + trust in me and people like me is the attitude

[@pacanosiu]

@@NoahAI-kw4nn "AI" will explain to all of you how important we are

[@ipsdon]

Spyware, sure for Open AI, but also Tesla . Elon is crying wolf.

[@kvasac123]

Mira is such a horrible liar.

[@tracy419]

What makes you think she's lying and about what?

[@Darkpill-2]

@@tracy419She’s lying about ChatGTP not being creepy spyware. If it wasn’t she would be able to answer the question in detail why it’s not considering how much information it sucks up. She plays the dumb blonde very well. 😂

[@arcadev3426]

You must know everything

[@Darkpill-2]

@@arcadev3426 Well she certainly didn’t help by not even answering the question. “I don’t think so” 🤣

[@damianlewis7550]

@@NoahAI-kw4nnHe is more Canadian than he is Israeli than he is Russian. He left Russia at the age of 5. He was educated in Israel and became a computer scientist in Canada. He holds citizenship for all three countries. He was also only one of many brilliant people at OpenAI, including Murati whose genius is in creating compelling products. Sutskever is a Deep Learning genius but Murati is the one who determines the direction of the technology and delivers the products you use. Sutskever also doesn’t work at OpenAI any more and so has no influence.