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2mo ago
Yes. It is very easy to add to the instructions "for every potential exploit you discover and use, document them as you go into this repository" and have alerting there. The fact that they did not do this means they wanted to be s
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Ah right.
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Is it normal for these training/eval runs to go on for over a month?
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2mo ago
Ah following in the foot steps of OpenAI. Five years later: More like Discovery Knot amirite
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Just make oil uneconomical
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A "bet" implies there's a risk of losing if it doesn't play out. As far as the individuals in the Govt and the involved companies are concerned, there is no risk for them. It's not their money, and the individuals w
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you're free to fork and improve it with your favorite harness. Go get 'em tiger.
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Hmm, that doesn't sound too bad. So you basically get to use a tool to help with the tedious parts, without being allowed to use the same tool to pass off said tedium to others. This closes the gap. A key insight. A load bearing differ
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2mo ago
No I only spend time thinking about actual important things. I spend hours/days of my time designing table schemas, protocols, standards, conventions at work to make sure the decisions are as future proof as possible.
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I can see it. "Let's just do this in COBOL for now to get it working. Add a ticket to use AI to migrate it to Java in the backlog."
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And look where that has taken us. Perhaps that was true for the last few decades. But now that period is over, and our ability to exercise our right and to coordinate without it has atrophied to our great detriment. <tangent>And then
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There are degrees to it. The current problem has a "perfect storm" aspect to it, with multiple pieces working together in perfect harmony. 1. a "small" device that a person can use while moving 2. cheap/free interne
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2mo ago
Ban the hardware, not the software.
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2mo ago
off topic but I really like the design of the site
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No mention about the media/press/journalists enabling or at best ignoring such behavior. It's rotten to the core.
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Is it just me or are these video models only actual use case is misinformation and spam? Sure they show us quirky and whimsy samples on the release page, but does anyone really believe that?
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It definitely made everything get better for _some_ people.
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Like a trip back to late 2000's website design. I hope those style (or maybe something new) comes back.
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3mo ago
Mother Nature has always been historically very considerate with regards to our schedules.
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Ah, the ol' "stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself" defense It's so easy! Just think of every possible scenario and avenue that can be abused, and legislate it, in perpetuity.
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CHANGELOG: surprise me
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"But for the meantime, keep on hyping and using because the only thing worse than extinction is going back writing YAML by hand."
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"Stalled" is one way to put it. "Completely and utterly out of reach" is another.
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slop
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"in talks" "guarantee"
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Yes. Banning is also considered proper regulation
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One of the biggest lies is that these events will only happen (or will happen first) to the "global south" and only affect the "other peoples". Unfortunately for us, the Earth has no preferences and doesn't run on o
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the cybertrucks of airplanes
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"Look at this. Look at what they make you give." - The Professor from The Bourne Identity (2002)
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And this is why the labs cannot just "stop training and become profitable". I can't imagine they would like it if studies like this will actually become credible. "Move fast like a blur so people can't see that you
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