My question, rephrased, is "so what"? What is my or our trust worth? What does us claiming we no longer trust Saudi Aramco achieve unless we are investors or perhaps other significant stakeholders?
I totally understand your disenchantment, but if you feel that the mere opinions of the plebs are inconsequential^ and hence pointless, why participate in a public forum at all?
^Demonstrably not true if you look at the history of popular movements that garnered real and durable change, all which gathered momentum from the disgruntled mumblings of the plebs
> but if you feel that the mere opinions of the plebs are inconsequential^ and hence pointless, why participate in a public forum at all?
That gets to the heart of the matter, actually. Personally I participate in order to get new information and learn new ideas. But yeah, being human and flawed, I do end up giving opinions and I notice most people just want to talk about opinions.
But I digress. My question was specifically about the value of saying "I don't trust OpenAI".
h0l0cube|1 year ago
I totally understand your disenchantment, but if you feel that the mere opinions of the plebs are inconsequential^ and hence pointless, why participate in a public forum at all?
^Demonstrably not true if you look at the history of popular movements that garnered real and durable change, all which gathered momentum from the disgruntled mumblings of the plebs
noch|1 year ago
That gets to the heart of the matter, actually. Personally I participate in order to get new information and learn new ideas. But yeah, being human and flawed, I do end up giving opinions and I notice most people just want to talk about opinions.
But I digress. My question was specifically about the value of saying "I don't trust OpenAI".
mrbungie|1 year ago
Economic votes are based partly on trust, and with enough swinging in the distrust direction, it would have a direct repercution on OAI financials.
noch|1 year ago
Have you looked at $TSLA recently?