Ilya Sutskever, co-founder and chief scientist of OpenAI, explains his general approach to deciding whether an AI model should be open- or closed-source. While keeping AI open-source prevents concentration of power in the hands of the builders, he believes it would be irresponsible to make powerful future AI models open-source. The current capability is not that high, he says, but OpenAI is now closed-source.
Related
Josh Wolfe,
Lux Capital
Investing at the Cutting Edge [Entire Talk]
The entrepreneurs that attract venture capital investments think differently and tackle big problems that few others are willing to
Josh Wolfe,
Lux Capital
Investing at the Cutting Edge [Entire Talk]
The entrepreneurs that attract venture capital investments think differently and tackle big problems that few others are willing to
Rahul Roy-Chowdhury,
Grammarly
Responsible AI Innovation [Entire Talk]
AI tools are the future of technology. People have the power to ensure AI benefits us.
Rahul Roy-Chowdhury,
Grammarly
Responsible AI Innovation [Entire Talk]
AI tools are the future of technology. People have the power to ensure AI benefits us.
Claire Hughes Johnson,
Stripe
Scaling Operations and People [Entire Talk]
Build a company that is ready to scale with a strong foundation of values, well-built operating structures, and a complementary team.
Claire Hughes Johnson,
Stripe
Scaling Operations and People [Entire Talk]
Build a company that is ready to scale with a strong foundation of values, well-built operating structures, and a complementary team.
