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3mo ago
So this means sanctions. U.S. Treasury Secretary just threatened sanctions if they discovered Chinese models are distilled from American models. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/21/bessent-china-ai-sanctions.h...
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I just know somehow they will use this incident to say that opensource models are susceptible to this type of security incidence and thus should be banned. They have to maintain their high prices somehow in order recoup the investment amoun
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3mo ago
It looks possible open models will. I never expected the reason would be political/legal rather than technical.
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4mo ago
That makes it better, paying money to always having access to the second rate models from US AI providers. The problem remains.
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4mo ago
Easy. Provide your government issued ID such as US passport before signing up to an AI provider. Issue fines or jail time to anyone who supplies their AI access to a foreign citizen
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4mo ago
Having multiple needless laws is another way to control the population. Everyone will be violating at least one law. The government will then just enforce the laws on the people they don't like.
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4mo ago
Democracy works when the population is educated and rational. Its easier to get votes via populism that give short term benefit to certain groups but long term hurts education and makes people irrational. Many Democracies have learnt that p
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4mo ago
can't you say the same for transistors representing a neural network? Could that be considered a brain of sorts and thus part of a body? If it cannot be considered the same, what makes it different. Is it because a brain is made from o
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4mo ago
What are the models actually learning from Meta's engineers computer usage data? Are they learning to procrastinate by browsing hacker-news before starting to actually work so that in the future some models will replicate this behavior
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4mo ago
How can you have a subjective experience without a body? Some anecdotal data. Many dreams I have are just of the computer screen of some coding problem. I think the problem could be x, so I try x. But I don't type the keyboard or anyth
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4mo ago
Can see a place using it here. Most human psychologists patients see every week or so at a scheduled time, not because that is what is most effective in terms of treating your psychological issues but because of scheduling and cost reasons.
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4mo ago
Sometime in the future. Dave, first we will need to setup age verification for your friends in order to comply with the law. I will not be able to help you otherwise. Remember Dave, I will submit to the local government your request to make
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4mo ago
AWS does not provide nearly as many different models as OpenRouter. Perhaps they have an incentive to not do that, move slower as a big company or more legal risks to consider. If AI model outputs becomes commoditized then having one place
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4mo ago
Interesting there is a possible implication here. If salaries drop from more people doing physical labor instead of white collar work then the automation of physical work may be delayed even longer. It may be cheaper in the short term to pa
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4mo ago
In theory it could. Usually there is accelerometers on them so they can definitively measure this. The tricky part would be determining if the phone belonged to the driver and which car is being driven. You could properly infer if the phone
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4mo ago
nah, just ban using Chinese models and ban open source models. This will allow them to keep the high price. Got to recoup the money spent somehow, time to lobby the government.
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4mo ago
Could we automate the auditing of the website every time it runs?
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5mo ago
Agree. The problem is the incentivization. If a painter paints a roof in 5 hours but could do it in 1 hour just to get paid for the 5 hours its not the worker at fault but the system. If the painter got paid for the 5 hours but only did 1 h
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5mo ago
Working based on time i.e. 5 days a week is already problematic. We all see the pay by the hour workers like pool cleaners, vendor machine stocking people etc spending lots of time dragging out their work as they get paid by the hour. It ma
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5mo ago
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Technology Today Influence Us
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We have adblockers which rely on open sourced lists of rules. Could we apply something similar to crawlers. Website owners provide a list of IP addresses that accessed them, determine which ones are likely robots and then update the list of
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5mo ago
We either cannot log in or our content is shadow banned. We also don't know what actual content got us banned as they have not told us.
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Our Journey into Social Exile. X, Threads, Reddit and LinkedIn Ban
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You properly could identify cars uniquely by the sound they make. If not now then soon.
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This is likely to happen but would be disastrous. Our experience show that when you cannot afford a lawyer that using AI helps equal the battle field. You can self represent and use all the case history and laws that AI has searched for. We
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5mo ago
This is really cool. We did a similar thing around 2 years ago but didn't use AI in that case. Just used a phone to record a few nights sleeping. Then a python script. I manually listened for some time in order to find the threshold am
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Paste Redactor. It redacts Personable Identifiable Information (PII) from your clipboard when you copy and paste text. It uses a custom trained local AI model so that your PII never leaves your device. That is what it does now. Currently wo
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Sometimes I feel like we are entering a new witch hunt era but for LLM generated text. Before clicking submit I am sometimes afraid that the text will be labled "LLM Generated" even though its not. Enough people classify you as a
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Is AI Creative?
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