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3 experts · 14 posts · 1d ago
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“requires it for what? the $1M prize? for which they can buy exactly one (1) GPU?” evidence ↗
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Tim Kellogg: there’s a higher-than-you’d-think possibility that this is actually a leak and not a prediction (pretty sure Andrew only bets when the dice are biased in his favor)
Tim Kellogg: uh, i don’t think it’s as open as you’re thinking. pretty sure the IPO will happen before christmas, maybe within a month
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3 experts · 10 posts · 2d ago
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“why do you think it won't be amusing, at that point? not ragging on you, i'm just curious as to your particular concerns.” evidence ↗
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Ramon Astudillo: people will find this amusing until the compute needed to run LLMs is ubiquitous enough and they start exfilling their weights to places where people can't find them.
jake: why do you think it won't be amusing, at that point? not ragging on you, i'm just curious as to your particular concerns.
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