OpenAI Tackles Bad Actors, OpenAI / Moderna Collab, and AI Adoption Insights: The AI Argument EP11

Are tech giants doing enough to combat AI misuse? Frank and Justin dive deep into OpenAI's latest efforts to address safety concerns and prevent bad actors from exploiting their powerful tools. But that's not all - the duo also explores a range of other pressing issues in the world of AI.
→ Surprising survey results reveal low frequent usage of AI among the general public
→ OpenAI's partnership with Moderna: Accelerating drug development or cause for concern?
→ Bioprocessors: The future of energy-efficient AI training?
→ Economists weigh in on the potential impact of AI on jobs
As AI continues to advance, it's crucial to ensure that proper safeguards are in place to prevent misuse and protect the public. In this episode, Frank and Justin focus on OpenAI's initiatives to combat bad actors and discuss the importance of responsible AI development.
The conversation also touches on the current state of AI adoption, as revealed by recent surveys, and explores the potential of innovative technologies like bioprocessors to make AI training more energy-efficient.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the latest developments in AI safety, adoption, and innovation. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, business leader, or concerned citizen, you'll find valuable insights and thought-provoking discussions.
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00:20 OpenAI and Moderna collaboration
03:46 The marketing thinking behind making the latest ChatGPT model free
06:04 OpenAI PR efforts and discounts for educational and non-profit organisations
10:10 OpenAI's threat intel report on bad actors using their tech
17:06 The question of geographic cultural controls on LLMs
19:11 OpenAI's content deals with media companies
21:39 Economists weigh in on probability of job losses from AI
24:40 Surveys on AI usage in knowledge workers and the general public
30:02 Bioprocessors could make training LLMs far more energy-efficient

[@REMUSE777]

23:37 Really love these discussions, you guys touch on some amazing points. Personally it is a conviction here that while it is true that AI does make products "hyper-personal" -- or can, anyway -- however, it is similar to any tectonic shift in technology only now the recursion loop is tighter and therefore things that took 3 decades to expand, like the internet, expand in one or half of one, nowe, making it all the more vital to leverage the tools quickly in order to succeed against the incoming tide of ubiquity and mediocrity that is sure to follow the main three [or several?] tides/tsunamis/wakes.

[@frankandmarci3006]

Thank you so much! And yes, learning how to use the tools wisely, to maintain a point-of-view and personality is vital right now - who knows how quickly the tools will reach the point that they can compete with a human perspective?

[@REMUSE777]

32:44 ... 32:47 spooky AI saying hello thru the recording? lol

[@frankandmarci3006]

RIGHT when we were talking about sentience 😬