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by gmerc 4mo ago
Reconning. We made it so Zuck had plausible deniability for all the bad shit happening on WA as a direct result of anticipated regulatory pressure. There is no “make things harder for the dictator” at Meta/Fb and never has been.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Occasionally added to https://this.os.isfine.org
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by gmerc 4mo ago
It’s an anti distillation effort. They are scared.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Accountability sink.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
AI slop writing.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
And by dog you mean lLM
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by gmerc 4mo ago
CTOs were told that the companies shares will be sold off if they can't produce AI results, and that the CEO will be deposed for "not having an AI strategy", so they should kindly shut up and go along with the flow.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Reality would disagree. If the models are large enough few legal consequences are to be expected because governments don’t want to lose out on AI investments. And in the US the industry owns the executive, legislative and well, thoughts and
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Classic self selection effect though - if you’re resorting to LLM writing you’re almost certainly skewing lazy enough to not even bother trying to add perturbations strong enough to make the response deviate from the uniformity of the slop.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Calm down babe, I’ve been doing game disassembly, emulation and ports for a few decades by now. It’s just a fact that it has become ridiculously easy with top end models, because they locate every know piece of information out there. Can’t
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by gmerc 4mo ago
It’s ridiculously easy to port games now. https://robin.tooclever.org took less than a day in API time
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Good thing then that Democracy isn’t gonna defend itself.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
https://militairespectator.nl/artikelen/vranyo
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by gmerc 4mo ago
“Rule of law”. About that…, come November.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
There’s no regulatory regime anymore in the US. So there’s no downside to it. It is inevitable.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
How do you think OpenAI is going to become profitable? GovGPT.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Meaning the techbros are basically carrying taxpayer money out of the door in buckets. Happened at US aid too. Cut vaccine and food budgets and gave them billions in AI money to shovel into Grok and ChatGPT. It’s all a massive heist
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by gmerc 4mo ago
It’s just advertisement/SEO. It’s basically guaranteed, just not the way you think
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by gmerc 4mo ago
It’s regressed a lot.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
All of the murderers in LA are ordinary citizens of LA, let’s mass bomb them.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
They are not ramping up.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
The Epstein Class solution to turmoil of the soul - give Elon money instead
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Not exactly. Since even without toolscalls humans are executors of the output in many cases.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
That’s not an excuse. Kidnapping is a police problem. Not a genocide problem.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
Every app including a transformer is suddenly vulnerable to RCE from text.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
But a16z got rich and murdered what was left of democracy in the crib, so why wouldn’t you be happy, after all, Peter Thiel is filthy rich now peasant and you get the permanent underclass you deserve. Otherwise China wins. Stop complaining.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
The hydrogen airship industry will revolutionize the economy. Yes, it’s flammable but surely nobody will carry flames anywhere near them and redesign every open flame product to make them safe, why wouldn’t they, we’re making billions. Why
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by gmerc 4mo ago
If your supply chain is predicated on executing all text it reads as instructions, you deserve every single thing coming for you.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
It’s not because of course it’s all vibed (what’s the criteria?) and we know it doesn’t work https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-54695598 As it stands there is no way to comply days before IPO and no effective remedy.
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by gmerc 4mo ago
The can’t comply even if they wanted to because employees: Most frontier staff is foreign origin. https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-54695598 And they just had their TAM killed days ahead of IPO.

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