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I have to say I'm a little tired of whenever a Musk related product comes up there's random nolifes that arrive to rant about politics. Luckily they're relative
by mlindner 5d ago
I have to say I'm a little tired of whenever a Musk related product comes up there's random nolifes that arrive to rant about politics. Luckily they're relatively rare on hacker news.
Also it's kinda hilarious how you think any money spent on Grok will go toward furthering climate change versus literally any other AI model that does the same thing. Grok at least seems to be more efficient than most models.
- grokgrokgrok 5d agoI have to say grok, grok, grok, grok, grok. Also, anyone who doesn't modulate across models and run their own memory system is an idiot.
- TheOtherHobbes 5d agoMusk is literally burning methane for funsies, and generating CSAM and getting sued for it. Handing corporate code secrets to his AI model is... unusually trusting.
- mlindner 5d agoHow many years will go by before people will stop talking about the CSAM thing that happened for only a few days as if its still happening? FWIW, it's bad it was generated, but equating it to harming of real children I think is not a good thing. And methane is a large percentage of all power production in the US. So again that also applies to all the other data centers. (And FWIW they've been winding down and shutting down the on site methane generators.) And no corporate code was handed to AI models.
- moomin 5d agoIt’s not just that it was generated, it’s that they argued in court, _and won_, that it was legal, giving every last predator a nigh-on unverifiable defence.