> What have we got now? ChatGPT is trained to give all sides of the issue and not express strong opinions, which is better than 90% of journalists and academics manage.
I think we're experiencing the "golden age" of AI at the moment. We'll see what kind of monetization OpenAI and others will land on, but I would be shocked if messing with the model's output for commercial gain is not in the cards in the future.
which is exactly why it's important to have multiple sources of models, trained by different people/groups, and competing against each other.
Single source monopoly is almost always bad for society. Unless there's some sort of natural monopoly, in which case gov't regulation and transparency is required. But i dont think ai models are something that has natural monopoly unlike cables, or pipelines.
I think we're experiencing the "golden age" of AI at the moment. We'll see what kind of monetization OpenAI and others will land on, but I would be shocked if messing with the model's output for commercial gain is not in the cards in the future.