OpenAI still has custom training methods, and whatever other tweaks they've made to the model

Very cool

Bookmarked and subscribed

Pichai has crippled Google

Maybe Cortana won't be braindead

Meta is fairly open with what it's doing. But it seems like their teams are disconnected so there's no coordination.

Google seems to only announce when it's approved or sufficiently polished. Or just never showing to the public.

Apple only releases as part of a product or feature.

"can we see it?"

"... No"

>the fact that they invented it, but didn't release it, it means that they thought the technology would be a threat to them

I slightly disagree with this.

Imo, from what I know of Google from people that do or used to work there - they likely didn't care or didn't think of it.

Inside Google is a researcher's playground and there's little to no pressure to ever go to market. I've seen things that are extremely impressive that's never been published or put into a product. Asking why - they just don't care to do so.

The higher-ups lack imagination now, and unless something can directly obviously improve ads, they don't care.

So for years you've had engineers not caring to make something marketable, and leadership not caring but still throwing money at it. My impression is that leadership was looking for something that was so obviously a home run they didn't want to bother with releasing and iterating.

>and it’s naïve for people to think ChatGPT is so special that it’s a threat to Google.

Google does a ton of R&D but really sucks(or doesn't care) about productizing.

That's where the real "threat" to them lies.

>Is there something I've missed about AMD and software?

They have this https://gpuopen.com/

Which seems great in theory, but some of that hasn't been touched in a long time.

Radeon Rays: May 2021

They'll release something, do a bunch of initial work on it, and then it fades

Software.

Having AI compute hardware is rather pointless without the supporting software.

Nvidia has an entire CUDA ecosystem for developers to use

"Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it."

Especially on the software side, AMD has a habit of releasing something and then not doing much for continued support, expecting the community to foot the labor

>AMD needs to invest some resources to help there.

That's where it will fail

They also link to a blog which links to another blog which links to a blog with the accusations.

Just link the stuff directly

If only there were some way for you to link them on Reddit

I wonder if they'll ever have the technology