freejazz

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by freejazz 8mo ago
Insane that this is getting downvoted.
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Easy not to fail when you are purposefully not trying to succeed
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by freejazz 8mo ago
> I wonder if NASA could start to adopt SpaceX like approaches? Where one doesn't try to get everything correct before acting? This seems so ridiculous in the abstract. Like, what is that exactly supposed to entail in the context of
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by freejazz 8mo ago
> public relations companies. Sounds like one of the white collar jobs that LLMs were supposed to solve
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Exactly. Neither firm would have been (successfully) sued by their shareholders for failing to make significant profits, so let's not blame on capitalism what is instead the individual greed driving these decisions. In fact, OpenAI is
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Anthropic is a public benefit corp
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Anthropic posits itself as a public benefit corp
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Who cares? OpenAI doesn't care about how it affects entire industries
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by freejazz 8mo ago
"don't hold me liable"
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Slightly less-worse take than "isn't it ultimately better if the employees are more polite?"
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Could not see this one coming!
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by freejazz 8mo ago
If you think my point was really about the number of "things" then it's you that is lacking in imagination, or more likely also reading comprehension. LLMs already stand to decimate the culture, what does it matter after that
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Hard to imagine the difference between a dystopian future is whether or not Claude does this one thing as opposed to all the other things it does (completely eviscerates the arts and culture).
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by freejazz 8mo ago
It probably wouldn't crack the top 100
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by freejazz 8mo ago
No, what's that?
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Yes. There does not seem to be any dispute that it is a copy. The questions have been "is this copying okay, because it falls under fair use?"
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by freejazz 8mo ago
It's horribly in bad faith. There's no guns here. Never once in my years of copyright litigation, law school, etc, did your scenario come up and it is not relevant to any considerations being made here or by courts currently.
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by freejazz 8mo ago
>Can't one argue that because they had to jailbreak the models, they are circumventing the system that protects the copyright? Probably not with credibility as the jail does not exist to prevent copyright infringement.
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Just because someone doesn't get arrested does not mean something is legal
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by freejazz 8mo ago
>The defense to training with copyright is that it is the same as how humans learn from copyrighted material. Yeah, it's something people say but it is severely lacking in evidence and credibility.
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by freejazz 8mo ago
>Obvious example: Polymarket now has 69(!) markets involving Iran: https://polymarket.com/predictions/iran You have not conveyed what information is thought by insiders in your example
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by freejazz 8mo ago
They did not put it under state. The issue you are talking about has nothing to do with DOGE and the actions they took.
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by freejazz 8mo ago
But they aren't addressing it. They just outright ended USAID without any regard for any of the things you continue to type. Addressing it would be to provide the functions without the IC.
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by freejazz 8mo ago
Why have police? Why have firefighters? Why have EMS?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Seems more like that thing where an asshole somehow thinks its everyone else in the world that's an asshole, but it has just really been them the entire time.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
> pot calling the kettle black with that snarky little comment of yours Well I saw what you wrote before it was flagged and the irony of this statement will be beyond anyone else reading this now.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Why?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
And?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
So why pretend like you wouldn't have taken the job in the first place?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Doesn't sound different than most of the neighborhoods in Brooklyn

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