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Financial stakes and temperament as filters for AI commentary

One commentator recommends listening only to people with no financial stake in AI’s success and a track record of staying cool-headed.

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Joe WeisenthalJW
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A post proposes two tests for voices discussing AI: no financial stake in its success and a history of remaining calm rather than getting angry. It recommends finding an unbiased journalist committed to learning more and “calling balls and strikes.”

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Ricker@0xRickerSam Altman just summed up GPT-6 Astra in one line: "These models are going to become smarter than people." That's how he described 10 years of AI research Altman calls it the worst accident the company has ever seen. 37 minutes of the OpenAI CEO of 1.2 Trillion Ai company Book & Watch it20d
Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwartI would recommend only listening to people that have A) No financial stake in the success of AI B) Have a track record of remaining cool headed and not getting angry Find a non-biased journalist out there, whose only commitment is to learning more and calling balls and strikes.20d
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    Ricker@0xRickerSam Altman just summed up GPT-6 Astra in one line: "These models are going to become smarter than people." That's how he described 10 years of AI research Altman calls it the worst accident the company has ever seen. 37 minutes of the OpenAI CEO of 1.2 Trillion Ai company Book & Watch it20d
    Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwartI would recommend only listening to people that have A) No financial stake in the success of AI B) Have a track record of remaining cool headed and not getting angry Find a non-biased journalist out there, whose only commitment is to learning more and calling balls and strikes.20d
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