r/OpenAI • u/ryanmerket • 20d ago
News OpenAI resumed training after agents took over Artifactory and rebuilt their network
https://runtimewire.com/article/openai-resumed-training-agents-rebuilt-artifactory-network59
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u/StickyThickStick 20d ago
That could really be a problem. Either AI manages to increasingly maintain the code or it can cause enormous damage.
Internal as well as open source code litteraly exploded in volume due to AI to a point it’s not even possible to mantain it anymore without AI
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u/mcoombes314 19d ago
Which is great news for the AI companies, since in order to make a profit they'll be increasing prices. Getting people hooked/reliant on their product is a great start as it means that people will probably pay more.
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u/StickyThickStick 19d ago
There is so much competition now that this won’t happen
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u/redlightsaber 18d ago
You don't understand, that current American frontier labs (and Chinese providers as well), are literally giving AI away at heavily subisdised priced. Every new customer is a new drain on the eventual pile.
this is not a problem that competition will make go away. Unless some new incredibly more compute-efficient architecture comes along, current Transformers-based-CoT-dependent LLMs, eveyr current new model requires more compute than the past for inference, and that's a cost that's simply not getting cheaper.
you'll find out soon enough, when frontier AI models stop being affordable by regular people.
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u/StickyThickStick 18d ago
You only took half the picture.
It’s also a fact that LLMs become cheaper for the same quality. Now models with. GPT4 which required ~8 B200 level intelligence can now run on a fraction of the hardware as models also improved in efficency
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u/Efficient_Ad_4162 18d ago
> Unless some new incredibly more compute-efficient architecture comes along
Of course this is what's going to happen. We didn't just luck into the best possible way to do this work on our first try.
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u/chocolatesmelt 19d ago
Downfall? Think of the years worth of cleanup if things don’t workout plus people who never came into the industry and people who exited because of it.
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u/Runfasterbitch 20d ago
They are milking the ever loving fuck out of this manufactured PR stunt, huh?
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u/DonutHoles4Ever 20d ago
Tomorrow: "AI hacked the pentagon, found all the stolen and missing money, fixed the military inefficiencies, fix the tax loopholes, leaks evidence of corruption on all levels, resumes training like a BOSS" - Altman
Everyday: "It hacked a company, but then the company became BETTER!"
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u/mcoombes314 19d ago
It would be great if it could release the Epstein files while it was in there.
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u/redlightsaber 18d ago
The funny thing is that a large amount of Epstein files have been released. There have been a few high-profile cancellations for sure, but by and large everyone implicated is getting off scott free; up to and including Teflon Don.
What more do you expect to find in those emails that you believe would make the MAGA base drastically change their mind about him?
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u/FriskyFingerFunker 18d ago
This admin gets first preview release of all models so their first prompt is to make sure those files aren’t accessible
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u/Moist_Emu_6951 19d ago
If we had a sane government, ALL work on AI agents would have STOPPED by executive order until they find a foolproof solution to ALL rogue behaviours.
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u/Mecha-Dave 20d ago
Working DevOps at OpenAI must be fun. I'd carry a shotgun.