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Imagine that we now live in a country when a company can be called out by Congress for allowing the public to have access to a cool new thing. As weinzieri sai
by tqwhite 3y ago
Imagine that we now live in a country when a company can be called out by Congress for allowing the public to have access to a cool new thing.
As weinzieri said, "The crackdown has started."
"Show me your papers."
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> a company can be called out by Congress for allowing the public to have access to a cool new thing Facebook didn’t “allow” the public access to LLaMA. It lost control of its model weights. That difference is material. (I know, practically speaking, there were zero controls on the weights. But by their own communication, it was “leaked,” not released.)
- RobotToaster 3y agoThe result was as predictable as leaving a bucket full of candy in a room full of six year olds.
- Slava_Propanei 3y ago[dead]
- jxy 3y agoOver 300 million reside in a nation with easy access to guns, leading to corporate profits and fatalities, while legislators focus on leaked company figures.
- _boffin_ 3y agoOh... just stop with this low quality comment. They are focusing on a lot of topics and this is just one of them.
- tqwhite 3y agoLet me be clear: Congress has no business discussing this any more. If they can demand that Zuckerberg justify himself, they can do it for anyone. There is no potential crime involved in his data being leaked. It is as if Congress summoned you for having your bicycle stolen. This is another step down the authoritarian road. I despise Zuckerberg, Meta and Facebook but this is BAD.