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by qualifiedai 3y ago
The risk of AI, is much smaller than the risk of computer graphics or social media. My point is that applications of AI must be regulated, not fundamental research.
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
But they are doing it in a way that do not hinder their fundamentals - they are enforcing that on alignment (see Baichuan2-chat) and application levels. Unlike Biden's silly EO which puts restrictions on foundation model compute levels
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
Let's shoot US innovation and leadership in the foot by establishing random limits on foundation model research. According to EO's guidelines on commpute, something like GPT4 probably falls under reporting guidelines. Also, in the
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
I may be wrong, but I think she was not even charged with defrauding patients
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
They where eyeing huge deal from US military
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
Under control like in Russia? No Under influence - for sure. Btw, "fun" fact - Theranos CEO was not convicted of defrauding patients or employees. She was only convicted of defrauding investors (many of whom were famous politician
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
He "donated" (in other countries it is called bribed) enough money to enough politicians to not get in any serious trouble, maybe a slap on the wrist is what he'll get
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
A grad student in Systems Biology and 20k in funding is capable of generating much more "interesting" things than toxic molecules. (Such things are banned by Asilomar's 1975 convention though)
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by qualifiedai 3y ago
They paid their gov loans on time (or early) and with interest. Also getting rid of EV credits would benefit them the most.
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by qualifiedai 4y ago
France gets up to 75% of their energy from nuclear. So the answer to your question is No. Germany’s decision to close down their nuclear and rely on gas from terrorist state is one of the most profound mistakes of the last 3 decades with se
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by qualifiedai 4y ago
This seems similar to policy adopted by Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark? https://www.bmj.com/content/375/bmj.n2477
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by qualifiedai 4y ago
what could possibly go wrong this time! I strongly recommend “Viral” by Ridley and Chan to those who haven’t read it.
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by qualifiedai 4y ago
I love my Garmin Fenix 7 watch. Built in surf session tracking is superb. Lots of other cool features, solar charging and over a week of battery for my use. I ditched my Apple watch for it. Having said that, one dangerous area where Garmin
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by qualifiedai 4y ago
and if you check where they were before that last Ph.D step from elite university it would probably be all over the world, especially for STEM.
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by qualifiedai 4y ago
wow! It did work, the merge is confirmed, no transactions dropped! Congratulations to all the devs!!!
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Ask HN: What are the best iPad apps to learn coding for 7 y.o?
5 points by qualifiedai 4y ago|2 comments
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by qualifiedai 5y ago
This is very stupid. Those in Belarus who can make a living via AppStore are independent from Belarus government or state owned companies for their livelihood. Also they are typically younger and liberal minded. Now the West has taken their
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Putin's cronies buy real estate in California for their families (use En cc)(youtube.com)
5 points by qualifiedai 6y ago|1 comments
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by qualifiedai 6y ago
No one can be trusted 100%. That's the whole point of the linked analysis. You assign certain probability ranges (based on facts, past track record, research results, etc.) to various events and then mathematically infer the probabilit
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by qualifiedai 6y ago
change the title to reflect that they claim that it was an accidental leak. Or just use the page title: "What is the source of COVID-19?"
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by qualifiedai 6y ago
>>"International trust in anything related to the Chinese government is currently very low" - there is a long track record leading to this low trust. Based on this we should place a very low prior belief in what ccp says
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First authorized Covid-19 self-test with results in 30 mins(cnn.com)
2 points by qualifiedai 6y ago|0 comments
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by qualifiedai 6y ago
for pre-K: music - singing songs with her class, also dancing/gymnastics (project to a bigger screen). story-time after lunch. for kindergarten: actually a lot of classes: art, second language (most kids in school are bi-lingual En+Ru)
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by qualifiedai 6y ago
our two kids (elementary school and pre-school) go to a private school in Bay Area and we are very happy now. They have in-person classes with very strict high covid-related guideliness. When they were required to close they offered an exce
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by qualifiedai 6y ago
Open office is great for covid world!
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by qualifiedai 6y ago
If your are angry about injustice it is wrong to be angry against police and courts enforcing wrong laws. Demand action from politicians to change those laws (e.g. remove qualified immunity, etc). While protesting is important, engaging wit