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karmasimida
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karmasimida
4mo ago
Every. There is no reason the government will let go the power it has obtained, that is never how it works
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4mo ago
Incorrect. Heavy government regulation means it is limited how they can sell this model and to whom.
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4mo ago
Anthropic and US Government, there can be only one right in this situation. I think David Sacks is right, if you are saying you are building nuclear bombs, then prepared to be regulated like one. There is no eating it while having it
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4mo ago
Self-report and self regulation, kind of like Boeing with FAA ... so not functional in long term
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karmasimida
4mo ago
Honestly? Yes Social media is more harmful than alcohol, and it could solicit so much negative reactions at formation age. This needs to be global.
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karmasimida
5mo ago
Fixed it for you: I cannot imagine how AI is going to be more INaccurate.
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5mo ago
How ? Define quickly please.
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5mo ago
You have missed the point Nvidia has probably monopolized several upstream supplies to manufacture critical chip components for next 2 years, the HBMs and Optics component from LITE, as well as TSM capacity. Let alone those power components
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5mo ago
OpenAI isn't shaky or vulnerable, this market will need at least 2 players. I see most of the surge here comes FOMO AI spending which will have to be dialed down later half of the year, otherwise those companies will have to layoff to
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5mo ago
You can have a word with Terrence Tao, he had different opinions here
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5mo ago
There is a world that AI makes medical breakthroughs, but there is 0 guarantee it is going to be affordable
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5mo ago
To be strict, Math is not Science. But AI is supercharging Math like there is no tomorrow.
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5mo ago
I think the mathematicians on X are all using GPT 5.5 Pro
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5mo ago
How? Memory price is sky high, that is the choke hold the monopoly will not let go
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5mo ago
Grok for fact checking, I mean ironically
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5mo ago
The environmentalist put a giant scam on Western nations
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6mo ago
> Starting today, @awscloud and OpenAI are bringing the latest OpenAI models to Amazon Bedrock, launching Codex on Amazon Bedrock, and launching Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents, powered by OpenAI (all in limited preview). AWS and OpenAI wi
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6mo ago
> some scientifically qualifiable thing that is certain to happen any time now. If you present GPT 5.5 to me 2 years ago, I will call it AGI.
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6mo ago
To some extent yes. It is not impossible to solve in absolute terms, in the sense, all necessary pieces of information are presented in the repo + problem statement. But it is impossible to solve in the sense, unless you read the ground tru
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6mo ago
> introduced to competitors in the AI space and suddenly OpenAI's success felt a lot less inevitable. This is true. OpenAI WAS the story of AI, now it is just 50% of it, at max. Losing the monopoly of imagination towards AGI is bad
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6mo ago
What backfired? Ant's recent rise has little to none to do with retail subscribers, it is Claude Code with Opus 4.5+, followed by their Mythos stunt I would say the flood of $20 Claude Subscribers due to news cycle backfired on them, n
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6mo ago
Chips doesn’t impact output quality in this magnitude
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6mo ago
I am confused, how is this a test? So some users get Claude Code while others don’t, when they are both paying 20 dollars … ? Wat
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6mo ago
You can enforce physical isolation to make sure hacking isn’t possible at least without some level of physical intrusion
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6mo ago
Trusted software will be so expensive that it will effectively kill startups for infrastructure, unless they can prove they spent millions of dollars hardening their software. I predict the software ecosystem will change in two folds: inter
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6mo ago
This is how tech people think, but Customer still want this, so it will be built, eventually
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6mo ago
This is just Codex App, like even the font feels the same
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7mo ago
No denial at this point, AI could produce something novel, and they will be doing more of this moving forward.
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7mo ago
Actually I give it a try … the results is interesting I will share it shortly
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7mo ago
The only reliable raw converter that can handle Fuji color is Capture One. But they have collaboration with Fuji, I don't believe that conversion algorithm is open sourced. But it would be interesting if AI coding agent could potential
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