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You’re not understanding what he’s saying and your argument likewise isn’t very compelling. He’s arguing that given the speed of computers we need to change what our expectations of better than human are. Furthermore one could presume from
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This isn’t surprising. The population overall is aging. Millenials are now the largest cohort and are approaching middle age. Until recently we’ve seen the number of insured individuals rise consistently and our medicine continues to advanc
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2mo ago
Be sure to tell them why you stopped. I’ll be doing the same. Hopefully this pressures them to give up on this
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2mo ago
How much of this shredding them isn’t just copyright but rather they don’t want anyone else having this information in their datasets? Horrendous stewardship of humanities collective knowledge all for profit and the race to have the one god
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2mo ago
Completely agree. This is how I feel towards the OpenAI hacking of hugging face. Even if it was script kiddie stuff now anyone can automate that with ease. It certainly cuts both ways and people who are still ai skeptics need to wake up to
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2mo ago
Not only did they not cover it up they also said open weight models are needed over closed ones. Hardly a thing you’d say partnering with the OpenAI
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2mo ago
I can agree with you on points 1,2, and 3 and still find it important and concerning news. AI have found real world 0 days before, we’re seeing tons of security patches coming in. Open weight models are catchy up. Right now everyone is at r
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2mo ago
If AI were to become a super weapon why should I trust a private company to own it? If the super weapon is publicly available to download then why should American citizens be banned from doing so?
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3mo ago
very fun. kind of hard to swing where I want. I often aim for a building in front of me but hook onto something behind me and it throws me off course
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I've yet to meet a non tech person irl who uses them. I went through the laborious process years ago setting my parents up with 1Password. They find passkeys very confusing addition. I have yet to see the massive UX win. If that were t
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As grounded as this article comes across I can’t help but find this whole situation reckless and worrying. There is essentially nothing us private citizens can do while these companies develop super machine capabilities that if they were to
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3mo ago
This really is the crux of the image, and now legal, issues. OpenAI hovered up tons of money and IP under the claim that they were doing this for the public good. Now they’ve essentially admitted that was all bullshit and that they want to
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3mo ago
The DOD might be the one exception to federal waste in spending precisely because they cannot be audited. Every single other federal agency is audited nonstop. The DOD due to military and security reasons is not
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3mo ago
I'm not sure the US would behave as rationally in that scenario as you hope
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This is not necessarily true. Yes the strait of hormuz is technically in their territorial waters, but it has been recognized as an international water way until recently. Every country with a port on the other side of the strait is going t
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3mo ago
I never thought the chinese were giving away valuable technology out of kindness. I thought having them be free and open weight was part of a strategic move to undermine US tech dominance. I suppose if that was the case something has change
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Sad to see this. They were the true disruptors to the space and gave the open source and home lab communities the opportunities to do things OpenAI and Anthropic would never allow. It also might have been the biggest factor in deflating the
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3mo ago
"I love lax security features therefore you should too." Defaults should be safe and risky action should be done at the user's own discretion
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3mo ago
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing
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3mo ago
I'm not a biologist so I can't say for sure, but it seems like it would be a lot easier to edit an existing living organism to produce those products than it would be to create completely from scratch. We already do this with the
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Everyone I know is griping about the cost of living. There is no easy answer, but the only viable solution is building a lot more dense housing and public transit for said urbanism. Housing being this expensive is a choice. The economy and
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3mo ago
Always worth a share for this scenario. It's not clear if LLMs are capable of doing actual analysis on medical imaging. For details see this article https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/frontier-models...
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Almost every major issue has bot networks from hostile countries playing both sides of any issue to intentionally cause chaos. I completely agree that russia, china, or some other country is fomenting anger here. That and the other issues a
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3mo ago
I haven't heard of this happening, do you have links any explainers on this?
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4mo ago
I’m on mobile and that works for me sometimes but other times it just decides the district I’m working on is done and starts a new one. It’s not clear to me why or how to get that to not happen Cool concept tho! Would like to play it if I c
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4mo ago
All I need to know is that it is actually owned by Elon Musk. A man who orchestrated DOGE that, beyond shutting down USAID and dooming millions to die[1], also stole American's social security information[2]. So why should I trust him
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It’s a personal hobby project why should we care this is how someone chooses to spend their free time and money? Lots of hobbies are expensive and pointless if you think of commercially available offerings. That’s why it’s a hobby and not a
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with this logic, why discuss any technology?
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it's a sarcasm loader
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lol this got me
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