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789 points huseyinkeles | 1 comments | 13 Oct 25 15:22 UTC | HN request time: 0.203s | source
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karimf ◴[13 Oct 25 16:02 UTC] No.45569878[source]▶
I've always thought about the best way to contribute to humanity: number of people you help x how much you help them. I think what Karpathy is doing is one of the highest leverage ways to achieve that.

Our current world is build on top of open source projects. This is possible because there are a lot of free resources to learn to code so anyone from anywhere in the world can learn and make a great piece of software.

I just hope the same will happen with the AI/LLM wave.

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croes ◴[13 Oct 25 18:39 UTC] No.45571836[source]▶
I‘m afraid the technology will do more damage because many people will abuse it for fake news and misinformation.
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1. IntrepidPig ◴[13 Oct 25 19:15 UTC] No.45572210[source]▶
Yeah it feels similar to inventing the nuke. Or it’s even more insidious because the harmful effects of the tech are not nearly as obvious or immediate as the good effects, so less restraint is applied. But also, similar to the nuke, once the knowledge on how to do it is out there, someone’s going to use it, which obligates everyone else to use it to keep up.