OpenAI writes that the now-banned accounts were "supporting covert influence operations that promoted narratives in an attempt to manipulate a legitimate debate about American AI and wider...
I agree about golf courses being a bad metaphor but only because they feed into the same issue. They’re something people see and comprehend but which completely fails to capture the scope. It only seems like a bad metaphor if you don’t have any context and most people don’t.
I’m not doing it to be convincing, but your reaction feeds into my point. It’s back to the Hank Green point. To the ley audience it seems like a lot because “number big”, but it’s utterly meaningless amount, if you have just look at like “one small suburbs worth of front yard”.
I agree about golf courses being a bad metaphor but only because they feed into the same issue. They’re something people see and comprehend but which completely fails to capture the scope. It only seems like a bad metaphor if you don’t have any context and most people don’t.
I’m not doing it to be convincing, but your reaction feeds into my point. It’s back to the Hank Green point. To the ley audience it seems like a lot because “number big”, but it’s utterly meaningless amount, if you have just look at like “one small suburbs worth of front yard”.