Some of this is (unintentionally) quite funny, like this statement where Sutskever seems to have discovered that teaching to the test isn't a great pedagogical technique.

That long lost initial sense of wonder reminds me of this piece: www.newyorker.com/magazine/199...

You don't have to be a genius to see the direct path from the Roberts court Trump v United States immunity decision to Trump's “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH!” statement today.

Not to mention the cruelty of singling out very young vaccines.

The DOJ ordered US Marshals to the house of the pardon attorney who refused to sign off on a pardon to give Mel Gibson back his guns. Big law firms told her they supported her but did not want to be seen representing her.
This is the use of government-sponsored fear to silence dissent.

MDs need to resign from this corrupt organization and form an alternative. And I hope people show up and protest anyway, despite the threat of expulsion (which seems like an honor, at this point).

Has OpenAI made any kind of effort to remove archived versions of these chat transcripts from the Internet Archive? Pretty sure I know the answer.

Everyone knows that the best way to lower the prices of goods is to increase the cost of producing those goods.

But they do have a lot of potential