Chair of CS at UT, Scott Aaronson: "No, I don’t find it plausible that OpenAI’s models meaningfully benefitted from being trained on Buckmaster and Alpöge’s chat logs."
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Chair of CS at UT, Scott Aaronson: "No, I don’t find it plausible that OpenAI’s models meaningfully benefitted from being trained on Buckmaster and Alpöge’s chat logs."
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