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I just clicked on an ad in ChatGPT mobile app.

As per the press release, it opens up a screen which takes up 90% showing the new site.

It's not a good browsing experience, as it's not a 100% full screen so smaller on an already small phone screen. Couldn't see a 'open in browser' option.

The google ad revenue and Meta ad revenue is hundreds of billions a year.

They have behavioural experts who know how mainstream minds work and how to manipulate.

Remembers ads are predominately not for the educated and intelligent, that type of person will think critically. People who are more naive are the golden gooses

If a user clicks on one ad, OpenAI makes a tiny bit of money. If a user clicks on 10 ads, OpenAI makes 10x the money.

This incentive is inevitably going to lead to ad supported LLM's not answering questions properly the first time so more ads served.

I am guessing in voice mode they will also have voice ads.

Not necessarily a bad thing, as there is a conflict of interest where the person is qualified. Because in a few years they will be unelected out and back working as a law practitioner.

So making changes which are unpopular with the Judiciary is easier for a person who isn't legally qualified. As long as their legal advisors are up to scratch.

It depends on the stage of the company and resources available.

For example if a startup running out of money, don't waste time on perfection, hack it out. Future revenue will lead to larger teams and re-write

What the media stay silent on is often worse than what they publish.

Media is materially controlled by the state in each county, some hide it very well.

Flagged this, as it is not 'frontier models' in the title of the linked page so not sure why has been titled that way here.

It's a further way to run mlx models

mlx are apple specific format for M3 or later CPUs, and some benchmarks show mlx are not always better than just running generic ones.

No, all countries are the same. As per the media bias.

If you want a real answer about USA go ask a non-USA model, and if you want a real answer about China, as a non-chinese model

I think there are very few hackers in the world who can hack a national government and not get identified, as the budgets and resources at the state level are enormous, and include ability to seek international help