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    The GPT Astra trade-off for robotics companies

    One post frames adoption as a “prisoner’s dilemma”: keeping up with competitors’ demos versus risking a company’s data and competitive moat.

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    1 Source, 16d ago, first seen 16d ago

    TLDR

    A user argues that robotics companies face two bad options with GPT Astra: skip it and competitors will show better demos and capabilities; use it and the next version of the language model will absorb their data and competitive moat.

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    @_amirbarThe robotics company’s prisoner’s dilemma: don’t use GPT Astra and your competitors will show better demos and capabilities. Use it, and your data & moat will be absorbed by the next version of the LLM.

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    @_amirbarThe robotics company’s prisoner’s dilemma: don’t use GPT Astra and your competitors will show better demos and capabilities. Use it, and your data & moat will be absorbed by the next version of the LLM.