clipclopflop

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Code of Artificial Intelligence Offenses(syntheticjudiciary.com)
2 points by clipclopflop 8d ago|0 comments
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by clipclopflop 12d ago
Air cooled 911 :)
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by clipclopflop 7mo ago
Hi! I think this is a pretty good example: https://www.atredis.com/blog/2024/6/3/how-to-train-your-larg...
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by clipclopflop 1y ago
Creating small, specialized models for specific tasks. Being able to leverage the up front training/data as a generalized base allows you to quickly create a small local model that can generate outputs for that task that can come close
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by clipclopflop 1y ago
Locked down meaning the storage devices are encrypted and decrypted on-the-fly via the SoC/CPU using a key programmed into the Fuses/OTP (this is usually per device keys), bootrom/loader requiring signed firmware images, limi
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by clipclopflop 1y ago
Following up on this - the actual 'self driving' part of the HW stack is an entirely separate board with 2x custom ARM chips on it. The HW/SW is much more locked down and the OS/Data is not accessible. I believe a lot of
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by clipclopflop 1y ago
I tried to dig up news articles in the area and could not find any reported fatalities - but yea, maybe?
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by clipclopflop 1y ago
HW wise, the older units were intel atom based cpu (latest gen is amd I believe?) - the hardware is typical embedded stuff - cpu + eMMC + bt/wifi mcu + cellular daughter card. OS is linux + QT UI stuff. I would expect things have chang
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by clipclopflop 1y ago
Years back I bought a model3 infotainment unit on eBay to hack on - it’s absolutely insane at the amount of data contained on them. After gaining access to the system I was able to get the VIN of the car and find the salvage auction from th