alt Hacker NewsI don't know what anyone's been saying on Twitter and I don't care. If it's really true that there's a model out there that's that capable two weeks after the start of training, then that's objectively a much bigger deal than a priority dispute, even if the latter involves juicy allegations of espionage and skulduggery.
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an0malous • yesterday at 8:21 PM
The things you don’t care about are highly relevant to that claim
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It isn't a priority dispute, the more concerning allegation is that OpenAI may be training their models on prompts that mathematicians were using to solve this problem, and then surprise surprise OpenAI were able to replicate that work in their latest model
What we're really looking at is seemingly a massive plagiarism scandal, which especially brings a lot of the past results into question
If OpenAI is training models on researchers' prompts, and then threatening them into staying quiet about it, who knows if anything that's been announced is genuine - or just theft?
Edit:
OpenAI have admitted they were training on prompts at the time they made their breakthrough
https://mastodon.social/@tristanbuckmaster/11723647135247030...