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I’m not sure I’d put it like that (again anyways, I had a bad time when I did), but it is a really important point: when did these folks start legislating from
by benreesman 2y ago
I’m not sure I’d put it like that (again anyways, I had a bad time when I did), but it is a really important point: when did these folks start legislating from Atherton or whatever (Le Defense)?
Doing harmful shit via computers is already really friggin illegal, and if we need even more draconian computer crime laws? I say they get passed by like, a legislature or something.
Fuck private individuals and/or corporations arrogating regulatory power to themselves.
Yeah, I said it.
- Shish2k 2y ago> when did these folks start legislating Just making sure I’m understanding the situation correctly - these folks have gone beyond “controlling the output of their own APIs”, and they are now using government power to limit what you can do with your own software running on your own hardware??
- benreesman 2y agoYeah, there are both executive orders and legislation under consideration limiting available weight models: Mistral did their last big release as a magnet link on X. Throw in the changes around the T2 HSM, the creepy semi-visible quarantine permissions, and OpenPhilanthropy lobbying to the tune of like, 100+ million a year. Yeah, you are in grave jeopardy of not being able to easily, legally access available-weight, operator-aligned models.
- op00to 2y agoYou don’t have a right to make other peoples computers do stuff they don’t want their computers to do.
- benreesman 2y agoI agree.