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caesil | 1 year ago
The "evidence" seems pretty weak. A second autopsy that even the family's attorney admits is inconclusive... okay. Alleged "conflicts of interest" with the medical examiner... okay.
Seems very likely this guy was just depressed and his depression ended in tragedy. The motivated reasoning here from Musk, his family, and many others revolves around wanting to prove OpenAI is bad because they want OpenAI to be a bad guy they can pin this onto.
Not sure what OpenAI would possibly gain from this. It's not like LLMs being trained on pirated datasets is some sort of closely guarded secret.
spondylosaurus|1 year ago
sss111|1 year ago
cududa|1 year ago
caesil|1 year ago
That people are declining to do so is, I think, revealing.
d3nj4l|1 year ago
amyames|1 year ago
But Trial by Polymarket is a bridge too far.