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And they are still people who will say that Sol/Mythos should be released to everyone without being neutered.
by paxys 3mo ago
And they are still people who will say that Sol/Mythos should be released to everyone without being neutered.
- matheusmoreira 3mo agoYou bet. We don't want to be left out of the cybersecurity party. We want to point all of these models at our own computers and solve the problems they uncover until we're no longer hackable. It's not fair at all that the US government and its corporations get to hack the planet while we can't do shit about it. AI capabilities have entered "haves and have-nots" territory.
- paxys 3mo ago> We want to point all of these models at our own computers Right, that's totally how most of the world will use them.
- bdangubic 3mo agoyes, and hiding them or forbiding them will work too :)
- matheusmoreira 3mo agoIt's absolutely a fact that governments will point it at us. The NSA has had Mythos since day one, even after Trump's spat with Anthropic. All the more reason for us to have access. It's literally the only chance we've got. If society chooses to bury its head into the sand in fear, it will guarantee that the world will degenerate further into the cyberpunk hellscape it's trending towards.
- mym1990 3mo agoThe issue is that people can use open source models to do sophisticated hacks already, but if the sota models at home are neutered, those users have nothing to defend with(unless they go open source as well, until it is export controlled)
- fc417fc802 3mo agoPatching a given vulnerability only takes one person (at least approximately speaking). The vast majority of the world can attempt to use the models for criminal means and we'd nonetheless all be better off.