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I can't imagine any world where we put this AI stuff back in the box. It is simply too useful and too powerful. And as we start seeing all his upheaval where mo
by atonse 4mo ago
I can't imagine any world where we put this AI stuff back in the box. It is simply too useful and too powerful. And as we start seeing all his upheaval where models are getting banned, etc, I can even see the appeal of on-device AI increasing for a lot of use cases.
So I think Apple has the right instinct. In fact, I've had the thought multiple times that I really want a lot of workflows just running on my device. Workflows like fast vector search (already fast on the m4, but I want it more common place), or realtime transcription and summarization to be even faster, on device, etc.
- enos_feedler 4mo agoTo me AI is on par with the internet and what made it so powerful was piracy and porn and just the wide spectrum of things that are possible when you connect machines together. We are going to need the same thing again. Freedom to use any model that does any thing we want.
- LtWorf 4mo agoIf it happens it's because of china but it will be forbidden in USA.
- simianparrot 4mo ago[flagged]
- LtWorf 4mo agohttps://www.aimadetools.com/blog/claude-fable-5-banned-us-export-controls https://www.aimadetools.com/blog/claude-fable-5-banned-us-ex...
- msdz 4mo agoMaybe two things can be true at the same time? https://swelljoe.com/post/open-model-censorship/ https://swelljoe.com/post/open-model-censorship/
- LtWorf 4mo agoThey're still the only ones releasing any open model at all? Plus, not like chatgpt is going to reply honestly about sensitive current hot topics in USA politics. Normally it has filters and refuses to respond as well.
- roncinephile 4mo agoLooking to China as a purveyor of laissez faire freedom to do whatever you want is so nonsensical as to be a joke. Both US government and the Chinese government want this newfound power to be on a tight leash.
- fatata123 4mo ago[dead]