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by gmerc 2mo ago
Almost there. Who controls management?
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by gmerc 2mo ago
Nobody learned nothing from the metaverse.
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by gmerc 2mo ago
Lol
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by gmerc 2mo ago
Metas job is to maximize those 1% because that’s where the business value is. Like every other product they’ve done. 17 strikes policy for grooming for the win.
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by gmerc 2mo ago
Deepseek never fucked us over. zuck has. A decades of harm creation run doesn’t get excused by the US flag. Zuck is not on your team and if you can’t see that by now, oh my.
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by gmerc 2mo ago
In the digital world quality is a post purchase signal and the ability for consumers to communicate about quality has basically been destroyed by allowing paid counterparts by businesses to drown out the signal
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by gmerc 2mo ago
pa-ro-dy
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by gmerc 2mo ago
https://claw-guard.org/adnet
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by gmerc 2mo ago
> As was standard in our cyber testing, we had intentionally permitted internet access, and model-provider cyber classifiers were deliberately disabled - conditions that do not reflect how frontier models are made available to the public
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by gmerc 2mo ago
PR
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by gmerc 2mo ago
Maybe this business should be impossible. Why should it be possible?
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by gmerc 2mo ago
It’s not A it’s B. Thanks. Slop.
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by gmerc 2mo ago
What’s good for Trump is good for the US.
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by gmerc 2mo ago
Yes. > As was standard in our cyber testing, we had intentionally permitted internet access, and model- provider cyber classifiers were deliberately disabled - conditions that do not reflect how frontier models are made available to the
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by gmerc 2mo ago
https://claw-guard.org/adnet
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by gmerc 2mo ago
Capitalism. Once you Acknowledge the problem, you're gonna get punished
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by gmerc 2mo ago
This. See Bobby Kotik and the Epstein files.
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by gmerc 2mo ago
So let's get this clear: A frontier lab that fears Chinese extraction of their crown jewels, in Silcon Valley where every machine and VM is in full on employee surveillance mode because of competition and theft fears, A lab that's
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by gmerc 3mo ago
Why would there be any motivated person left in this place.
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by gmerc 3mo ago
We had SWAG for pascal
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by gmerc 3mo ago
Could have been a one paragraph prompt and csv. Had to be a few pages worth of sloppy slop.
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by gmerc 3mo ago
It’s a purely virtual distinction especially in a company that has no notion of intellectual property / habitually takes what it wants.
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by gmerc 3mo ago
Removing the guardrails is knowingly given the risk
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by gmerc 3mo ago
It can, it is both - PR spindoctoring not letting a good crisis go to waste to shape the regulatory conversation at the time the company needs it the most. Hacking is a felony and it matters not if you didn’t mean to if the other side were
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by gmerc 3mo ago
It sure isn’t. https://georgzoeller.com/blog/posts/alibaba-s-ai-deciding-to... There’s also daily reports from people that have these models escape docker, which happens regular enough that it would be considered
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by gmerc 3mo ago
Evidence disagrees.
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by gmerc 3mo ago
https://ai-ceo.org did it first, including the nicely styled retirement invitation for your existing CEO, the wired up status dashboard with live socials support, and the complimentary ai-chro.org product for deciding who gets l
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by gmerc 3mo ago
Oh my dear the weight here is much much heavier, only the most amount of private money ever spent on a single technology, so much money it makes the copyright holders who paid for DMCA look like really really small fish
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by gmerc 3mo ago
“We were negligent against a well known and understood risk” just doesn’t have the same ring as “Look how fucking smart and dangerous our model is”. AGI could always be achieved in two ways, and dumbing down the human side of the equation w
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by gmerc 3mo ago
How did the US become the leader in SaaS

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