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I'm not completely convinced OpenAI is not a public good. I've started using it at my company, we found literally millions in value... and it cost us about $60 in tokens.

>>swalsh+(OP)
It's a company, with a good product. I like Lao Gan Ma chili crisp way out of proportion to what it costs me, but they're still just a firm. :)

>>swalsh+(OP)
How did you quantify millions?

>>swalsh+(OP)
That you find value in the product doesn't make them a public good. OpenAI is in it for the money, not for some "public good".

>>brcmth+U
We used the AI to help us find gaps which were being incorrectly billed. So we could just measure the incorrectly billed dollars directly.

>>swalsh+(OP)
Can’t you say this about literally anything you consume?

How is this different than, “I read a scientific paper, and unlocked millions of dollars of value, and all it cost was $250 for 8 pages of text. So I guess Axel-Springer is a public good.”?

Just buying and selling something doesn’t make it a public good. Valuable sure, but selling something for a profit makes it by definition not a public good.

>>swalsh+Y4
Hopefully you then confirmed that these issues actually existing using another method,

Relying on a system to say that you are not charging correctly sounds rather like UK's Post Office Horizon system and we know that ChatGPT will hallucinate things,

>>swalsh+Y4
Your organization sounds like amateur hour, no offence

>>brcmth+FR
What would you reccomend?