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Oh yes I forgot at one point they were non-profit and supposed to be open source. In that case, yes this is pretty hypocritical

Lol, that's pretty good

Well there are already many companies working on AI in weapons, there was no point in open AI not participating in their minds because they are just missing out on that piece of the pie

Not saying this is good or acceptable, just saying it's a no brainer from a business perspective.

Yea I would have this conversation with my partner but as a joke that we'd both find amusing.

They definitely will, given they have been doing it again over and over

Lol, okay well yes the first subject definitely will die someday. Only time will tell what causes their death. Although brain implants of a similar but significantly more invasive type already exist in humans, I actually think this will be a safer product once flushed out compared to what's already available. I really think you all are over blowing the corruption level of the FDA, no I don't think they approved a device for testing that they thought would likely kill the first human patients.

Also, you know who hates musk as much as you guys? Joe Biden, who also appointed the current head of the FDA. They aren't that corrupt and especially not for any of elons companies.

I'll check back in a few years if I remember to say I'm right if the persons not dead, yes I am that petty. Feel free to do the same to me if they die, although bragging about that is a bit more grim.

You make an excel to track your operating system of choice for the year but don't include the distro?!? For shame.

The product obviously works, do you all think the FDA would let them put a device into a human that only killed the animals and showed no positive results? This device is already in it's first human subject, the FDA isn't as lax as you seem to think.

Maybe you're right and the first human subject will die though, I guess we will have to wait and see. Hopefully you're wrong or that sucks for them.

Right, that's a big risk. I guess the hope would be that once a company is successful enough they will get to the "too big to fail" stage. Or there is some kind of legislation on what a company has to do to support old customers if they stop operating

These are all very fair complaints

I'm well aware and that's why I have the opinion I stated above, the engineers at these companies are working on incredible things. These engineers are the modern day equivalent of magicians, it's magical and humanity should be cheering them on.