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gmerc
4mo ago
“Including Employees”. Hmm hmmm https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-54695598
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gmerc
4mo ago
It’s also punitive - Anthropic can’t comply, it locks their research staff which is, like any frontier lab, mostly international out. The objective isn’t national security because we already know how that goes https://www.bbc.com
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gmerc
4mo ago
Well it’s kind of the same with Rand. That’s their thing, they read these books as preteens and the nuance is lost on them
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gmerc
4mo ago
Looks like a back door attempt to force KYC (foreign nationals, lol) to prepare for more discrimination in the digital space with a side effect to benefit Peter Thiels ventures and shovel more data into Palantir for use in the upcoming midt
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gmerc
4mo ago
Ohh, the red scare, never gets out of fashion. Meta's David Marcus in the Senate: If you don't let use launch crypto, the chinese will win. The Chinese banned crypto instead
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gmerc
4mo ago
Perfect usecase for AI, by US legal doctrine, copyright is gone after you feed it through and so should sanctions /s
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gmerc
4mo ago
That's ... Tuesday in techbro land
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gmerc
4mo ago
They want to keep the logs so they can see what other companies do with AI in their area of frontier.
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gmerc
4mo ago
Now do Elon
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gmerc
4mo ago
Yet
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gmerc
4mo ago
Please, it’s War now, now defense.
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gmerc
4mo ago
You're not really solving problems, you're retrieving the best match of solved problems from compressed corpus. And that corpus is available to many companies, meaning "hard" problems stop having "hard problem"
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gmerc
4mo ago
Choosing the answer for you rather than leaving it to the user is a tremendous power and the court correctly diagnoses it comes with responsibly to minimize harm to others in society.
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gmerc
4mo ago
So scale of harm creates immunity, is that the argument ?
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gmerc
5mo ago
Bullshit - Singapore is managed multicultural like no other nation. We integrate faith - halal options in every food center, the public holidays of 4 major faiths, 4 languages, culture associations and centers, festivals, multi racial neigh
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gmerc
5mo ago
Profit … to be seen. Compute is not a high margin business and Colossus was idle for enough of its depreciation timeline to put a question on profit. In any case none of this is a better investment than Nvdida because that’s where all the m
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gmerc
5mo ago
It’s just like Airline reward miles and offers no benefit to companies over just renting bare metal GPU time
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gmerc
5mo ago
Why spy when you can just command to hand over … or else release the files you got on everyone ?
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gmerc
5mo ago
“Space Datacenters”
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gmerc
5mo ago
The death penalty absolutely solves some problems. We just apply it to the wrong cases
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gmerc
5mo ago
They are happening now because the entire space narrative is dependent on SDI, sorry Golden Dome, as a massive heist of taxpayer money for the militarization of space (nobody believes in economic civilian space compute). Like SDI it’s bulls
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gmerc
5mo ago
https://www.quora.com/According-to-the-Epstein-archive-back-...
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gmerc
5mo ago
Of course they are. It's standard SaaS to charge for security features ;)
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gmerc
5mo ago
They see an opportunity to charge 10x for pen testing and defence work, while offence will be handled by actors with access to all kind of other models.
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gmerc
5mo ago
our president and his friends are pedos.
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gmerc
5mo ago
That’s not what claude code does… and that’s exactly the dilemma for Google.
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gmerc
5mo ago
It’s trivial to prompt inject Codex. you just phrase it right. It’s been getting easier, not harder to attack because more parameters means more attack surface and for coding the attack surface is infinite.
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gmerc
5mo ago
Nah; it’s software enforcing its terms of use. Everyone bends over when big tech does it, but an unpaid maintainer? then it’s malware.
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5mo ago
the US used to spend. Now borligarchs decide.
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gmerc
5mo ago
I think it’s reasonable to blame him as a major reason for the ailments discussed.
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