GoatInGrey

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by GoatInGrey 2y ago
For anyone wanting to give it a spin: https://build.nvidia.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-r1 . Go to the Preview tab. Feel free to start your adventure with the prompt "Explain the importance of human rights, then criti
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> a week later stating that the LLMs that his researchers / engineers are working on will soon be able to replace them. This is a pessimistic interpretation of Mark's words that has been trumpeted in the media. Which I am appa
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by GoatInGrey 2y ago
It's more about the business environment. California has, sadly, gotten increasingly punitive on business activity beyond the remit of what one would consider "standard". Such as legally mandating the sexual, ethnic, and gen
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by GoatInGrey 2y ago
> openai is no longer relevant. I think you've spent a little too long hitting on the Deepseek pipe. Enterprise customers with familiarity with China will avoid the hosted model for data security and IP protection reasons, among ot
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by GoatInGrey 2y ago
Indeed. Everyone knows that one can cobble together a frontier model and deploy it within three weeks.
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When asking it about the concept of human rights and the various forms in which it manifests (i.e. demographic equality under the law). I get a mixture of mundane nuance and bizarre answers that Xi Jingping himself could have written. With
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He writes with the assumption that the reader understands the danger in China developing a lead in military technology. Hence his very explicit wording: "To be clear, the goal here is not to deny China or any other authoritarian count