it's easy to want one

i agree, it's essentially copywriting

u end up with stack based heap likes anyways

unfortunately, the worse of both can be true at once.

if you are reading the comments - it's news to a lot of less-wired-in persons (like most of us)

Fair, "widely known" might be exaggerating, but I'm confused as to why it's news now. Is there anything new, or is it just a legible summary just came out?

and still they denied it - it only shows that we have little recourse.

It’s possible that they didn’t train on it, and the approach was derived by the LLM.

What’s a problem is that they haven’t outright denied it. That could be caution and them doing their due diligence first, it could be that it was intentional and they didn’t expect to get caught, or it could be because they have no way of knowing themselves.

I think it's worse - openai didn't even deny training on their exact manuscript (when they most likely opted out);

it's buried because due to the drama the evidence is scarce

this is not untrue but it's a pendulum swinging back to ancient times man

I think you are overestimating things. While there will be people who don't know - it's probably not as many as you think.

Over 90% of humanity and that's probably still underestimating it. Most people cannot point on a map where they live. Many people think 'chat' is conscious and being locked up by evil humans: many think 'chat' is a god or aliens communicating with us. And getting worse as people cannot make a sandwich without asking 'chat', let alone learn anything worthwhile.

The remaining 10% of humanity is still 830 million people.