@ryanflorence: The only people I know personally who are 100% p(bloom) have 8+ digits in their bank account
Summary
Ryan Florence jokes that the only people he knows who are 100% certain OpenAI's rumored 'Bloom' model is real are wealthy insiders, implying skepticism about the hype surrounding the unreleased project.
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