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Women should be able to open things(worldspiritsockpuppet.com)
3 points by erwald 5mo ago|7 comments
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How much US compute is China renting from the cloud?(the-substrate.net)
2 points by erwald 5mo ago|0 comments
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by erwald 5mo ago
Seems pretty reasonable!
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How much should we worry about secretly loyal AIs?(the-substrate.net)
3 points by erwald 5mo ago|1 comments
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How banned AI chips end up in China(the-substrate.net)
4 points by erwald 5mo ago|1 comments
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Securing AI infrastructure to prevent backdoors and sabotage(the-substrate.net)
2 points by erwald 6mo ago|0 comments
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3k languages are dying, but more are being invented(asteriskmag.substack.com)
3 points by erwald 7mo ago|1 comments
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OpenAI has released Dow contract language, and it's as Anthropic claimed(twitter.com)
3 points by erwald 7mo ago|1 comments
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Where will China get its compute in 2026?(the-substrate.net)
1 points by erwald 8mo ago|0 comments
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by erwald 8mo ago
Thanks. I'm like 95% sure that you're wrong, and that GLM-5 was trained on NVIDIA GPUs, or at least not on Huawei Ascends. As I wrote in another comment, I think so for a few reasons: 1. The z.ai blog post says GML-5 is compatible
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by erwald 8mo ago
Kudos for changing your mind
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by erwald 8mo ago
Thanks. I'm like 95% sure that you're wrong (as is the parent), and that GLM-5 was trained on NVIDIA GPUs, or at least not on Huawei Ascends. I think so for a few reasons: 1. The Reuters article does explicitly say the model is co
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by erwald 8mo ago
Where did you read that it was trained on Ascends? I've only seen information suggesting that you can run inference with Ascends, which is obviously a very different thing. The source you link also just says: "The latest model was
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by erwald 8mo ago
Where did you read that it was trained on Ascends? I've only seen information suggesting that you can run inference with Ascends, which is obviously a very different thing.
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Why securing AI model weights isn't enough(the-substrate.net)
1 points by erwald 8mo ago|0 comments
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The case for paying whistleblowers to report on export violations(the-substrate.net)
2 points by erwald 8mo ago|0 comments
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A Whistleblower Incentive Program to Enforce U.S. Export Controls(lawfaremedia.org)
2 points by erwald 1y ago|0 comments
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Not a Meat Eater FAQ(erichgrunewald.com)
3 points by erwald 2y ago|0 comments
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by erwald 2y ago
o1 mini seems to get it on the first try (I didn't vet the code, but I tested it and it works on both examples provided in the notebook, `dates` and `gabe_dates`): from collections import defaultdict def find_cheryls_bir
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by erwald 2y ago
For the same reason we don't want art to be 10,000x times more expensive? Cf. status quo bias etc.
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by erwald 2y ago
Thanks, though I'll note that that article is about Blackrock encouraging/forcing its own workers to do hybrid work, not arguing that other companies should do so.
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by erwald 2y ago
You were responding to a comment saying the world is not so coordinated by giving some examples of how coordination might happen. I gave some evidence that coordination of the type you mentioned does not seem to happen, at least for the top
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by erwald 2y ago
None of those are think tanks.
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by erwald 2y ago
I meant evidence of them campaigning, or financing/instigating campaigns, against remote work, thereby influencing decisions of companies to implement "back to work" policies. ETA: I agree that you did not say this was happen
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by erwald 2y ago
Do you have any evidence to back these claims up? (genuinely curious)
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by erwald 2y ago
Can you link some think tank pieces arguing against remote work? I tried looking but couldn't find any. I found a few things but clearly none of these are part of an anti remote work effort: an AEI interview https://www.aei.
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I'm Switching into AI Safety(alexirpan.com)
2 points by erwald 2y ago|0 comments
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by erwald 2y ago
Could you share the source on that?
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by erwald 3y ago
The numbers in the article are PPP-adjusted.
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by erwald 3y ago
Yes, that is indeed the main use case.

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