Thread

1. fallingfrog · 1790644582 · focus · HN ↗

   Lots of people seem to have the bizarre opinion that companies like openai declare their own products to be unsafe as some kind of marketing stunt.

   Ok- so when is the last time you saw an auto company decide not to release its new car on the grounds that some tragic engineering error was made and the cars were not safe to drive? If the company did that do you imagine it would be good for business?

   I'm trying to understand the logic here.

   1. Dylan16807 · 1790646556 · focus · HN ↗

      > so when is the last time you saw an auto company decide not to release its new car on the grounds that some tragic engineering error was made and the cars were not safe to drive?

      How about we actually try to make it sound cool? They're not releasing the new car because the horsepower was too much, they need more time to get it under control.

      I could easily see a car company doing that.

      1. RunSet · 1790652644 · focus · HN ↗

         "Drink responsibly."

Unofficial Hacker News client; not affiliated with Y Combinator.