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by watwut 1mo ago
No, he is saying that if they stop preaching it, they stop being invited. A -> B does not imply B -> A.
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It was not radical and he adopted originally republican ideas. They even originally backed it. The thing is, the divisiveness comes from one side - conservatives who were and are determine to oppose literally everything.
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It does NOT work as an analogy. It does not work at all. And there are too many people right now who spent too much time watching/reading sci-fi and too little time observing real world.
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I mean, it was clear and open that USA will spy on any data stored in there. Because foreigner do not get legal protections. And second, the USA is in the middle of power grab that completely ensures any data stored there will be taken host
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Citation needed. Frankly, it sounds like a bullshit claim.
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They are still autistic.
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Kobiyashi Maru is nonsense test from simple sci-fi series that makes sense only in uber-simplified universe of star trek.
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by watwut 1mo ago
War did not randomly came. America intentionally caused it. And has lawless goverment and unaccountable tech industry making it bad place for data.
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by watwut 1mo ago
It was democrat who ended with surplus. This is not both sides issue. This very much "conservatives make things worst and hide behind both sides".
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That is a weird dichotomy. The ornate facade does not require a room of space.
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I know how the building I live in looks like. I am also aware of my own hairstyle and cloth and backpack and ...
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by watwut 1mo ago
> The need for empathetic communication, including understanding the motivations in advesarial situations. It does not have understanding. It is, at best, the pretend empathy of a sociopath - way more dangerous then dispassionate speech.
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by watwut 1mo ago
Pet mouses have plenty of everything and reproduce a lot if you allow them.
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by watwut 1mo ago
Driving badly or dangerously gets you in prison. Insurance is not there to ensure road safety. Road safety is enforced by punishments.
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by watwut 1mo ago
Sure, when you want payout. This is not about payout, but about us not wanting it to happen again.
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by watwut 1mo ago
None of that is argument against what I said. Someone is running it, that person is responsible. In case of actual hackes that happened, OpenAI and Amtropic. They should stop pointifucating about other people being the danger. They themselv
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by watwut 1mo ago
Overwhelming majory of senteces comes from plea deal. And threat of large punishment of you dont sign is major driver there. So, we are really getting back to DOJ wants sentences to look super huge so you sign a deal ... but when it is poli
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by watwut 1mo ago
Except that so far, it is literally these labs that are the biggest threat and the least willing/capable to restrain those models. And the same penalties apply to open models and companies or individuals running them. "Dangerous
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by watwut 1mo ago
Effective altruism boils down to rationalization for getting as much power and money now, because you have vague utopic vision for long time after. And your future vision of theoretical good excuses abuses now. There is a reason it is popul
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by watwut 1mo ago
> People cite these numbers in part because DOJ posts them in their press releases. DOJ is in these instances lying. When we amplify those lies, we're doing their work for them. If DOJ said to him or to the public potential punishme
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This interpretetion of history ignores the actual historical events.
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by watwut 1mo ago
Alignememt is bullshit. Treating models like probabilitic software rather then emerging god is where the solution is. And fining companies and applying laws to them. The moment OpenAI as a company and its managers individually become liable
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This is downvoted but extremely likely just correct assesment.
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by watwut 1mo ago
It was a model literally trained to hack. To be good at that. Doing an exploit gym from all of the things. And they trained it so that it performs as well as possible on that exploit gym thing.
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Ah yeah, two popular right wing lies - AfD is "vaguelly right" and UK is horrible tyrrany.
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Genocides are more common in the 20th century, because they are easier. Due to technology.
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> isn't it the longest continuous democracy alive right now? It is the one the most at risk of ending right now. > Thy're not immune to deadlock either - sometimes going months or even a year or two to form a valid governing
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Plus, plenty of negative predictions turned out to be entirely true. And then it took a lot of time and effort to counteract them. It is not like history was composed of happiness and roses only. Some of the really really bad stuff happened
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> History does provide a great deal of guidance, however, about the use and misuse of government power. It tells us that the state is in fact likely the worst possible custodian for the most powerful publication and data analysis technol
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Who are those "many" and how many of them actually exist? > The success of LLMs in generalized work over individual apps (the software equivalent of your counter example) has made people impatient for general robots. LLM seems

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