The Person Who Was in Charge of OpenAI's $175 Million Fund Appears to Be Fake. "Jacob Vespers does not exist to our knowledge."
3 years ago by David Gerard to c/techtakes
It's shocking to realise how much of capitalism is just irrational bullshit tulip mania nonsense.
Sure, AI's going to change the world, but some of the valuations are absurd.
It works, as no companies who have institutional power to call them out on their Shadowrun larping will call them out, as their lie relfects their own lie, and suddenly they can no longer sleep. Project mayhem is capitalism! His name is Robert Dunkelzahn!
E: think my chatbot which I trained on my own posts broke there in the end, should have never trained it on making references.
no no. once they get it running on the blockchain it will take over everything!
"Or — bear with us here — maybe the AGI that everybody's so worried about is already online, and quietly trying to seize control itself. Just kidding... right?"
This is some sort of april fools joke right?
Fortunately, the OpenAI fund is insured by renowned financier, Maximilian Bigbux, III, whose vast personal fortune includes uninsurable beachfront Florida real estate, newspaper stock, and some sweet crypto his cousin told him about.
Are you kidding me, I got boxes full of Vespers.
Well, shit, all I got was the vapours! Oh me, oh my!
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@awful.systems
Big brain tech dude got yet another clueless take over at HackerNews etc? Here's the place to vent. Orange site, VC foolishness, all welcome.
This is not debate club. Unless it’s amusing debate.
For actually-good tech, you want our NotAwfulTech community
go to feed...
He appeared to be human, but then they counted his fingers.
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