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> OpenAI said its new technology could also help physicists generate complicated mathematical formulas and assist health care researchers in their experiments.
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> OpenAI said its new technology could also help physicists generate complicated mathematical formulas and assist health care researchers in their experiments.
@sam @flancian @emi @Matt_Noyes @django @hollie @dphiffer having a bit more (live) discussion would help me make an informed decision. I wonder if we could organize a quick informal time for co-op members to gather online to discuss while the vote is still going? There isn't a rush per se, but I agree with @flancian that there seems to be an asymmetry to how decisions about this question have been made.
I think Kagi makes a good case for a managed, open and regulated index to the web as a remedy to the Google monopoly https://blog.kagi.com/dawn-new-era-search This would treat a web index as an Essential Facility, like railroads that were initially built by private companies.
I guess this is similar to what DuckDuckGo advocated for in their testimony, but I have yet to read that. It really is exciting to think how an outcome like this could transform search and the web itself.