7tflutter7

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by 7tflutter7 2mo ago
all ai models can be jailbroken. The chinese open source ones above all.
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by 7tflutter7 3mo ago
But the entire EU is implementing stuff like this. Gov ID's, backdoors (swiss article 50a), etc.
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by 7tflutter7 4mo ago
Ok i actually agree with that. Imo the gov is going to have to print a lot of money to deal with the impacts of ai (covid was $5T), if we do it now that same dollar would go 10x further and the people would effectively be the largest owner
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by 7tflutter7 4mo ago
So your master plan is to purposely work ten times slower than everyone else to prove a point to a CEO who doesn't know your name?
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by 7tflutter7 4mo ago
^ doomscrolling john connor
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by 7tflutter7 4mo ago
Exactly. Just like how the world vetoed atom bombs from existence instead of making 12,000 of them.
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by 7tflutter7 4mo ago
The only entities that would make meaningful money from an ai version of this would be IP giants like Disney. Your average guy is not going to get rich off his microscopic amount of data used. Basically Spotify.
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by 7tflutter7 4mo ago
Trust Switzerland? Protonmail is literally fleeing Switzerland. You now have to upload Government ID to use any online service with more than 5k users!! They are also now requiring backdoors (Article 50a). Literally the end of privacy! It&#
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by 7tflutter7 5mo ago
There is a 100% chance you will consume games / movies / media that was at least in part generated by AI, and enjoy it. The idea that 50 years from you will still be holding out is hilarious.
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by 7tflutter7 5mo ago
But open models are only about 8 months behind closed models. So even aggressive copyright-enforcement would only create an 8 month delay. This is essentially a LimeWire problem. And OpenAI is essentially Spotify. Even with revenue sharing,
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by 7tflutter7 5mo ago
'I dislike AI, therefore it has no value to anyone.' Who knew the international unit of truth was your feelings?
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by 7tflutter7 5mo ago
Open source AI is even worse for copyright infringement lol. They have 0 filters.
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by 7tflutter7 7mo ago
I was referring to Germany, the largest EU nation. But sure let's look at percentages. 40% of the EU has age of consent 14 or lower. (Germany, Italy, Portugal, etc.) 78% of the EU has it at 15 or lower (France, Sweden, Denmark, etc.) N
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by 7tflutter7 7mo ago
Ya that's my point. The particular law in question - 'Online platforms that are creating any negative effects on mental wellbeing, like addiction' This is Fortnite, Minecraft, Netflix, Online Shopping, Dating Apps etc.
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by 7tflutter7 7mo ago
Using this logic the government should regulate Minecraft too.
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by 7tflutter7 7mo ago
But in Europe you can drink at 14. Age of consent is also 14. So, no, there is no official line at 18-21. Especially in the EU.
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by 7tflutter7 7mo ago
This argument falls apart in the EU though. Where it's legal for 14 year olds to drink alcohol.
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by 7tflutter7 7mo ago
Fines on US tech companies bring in more money to the EU than the EU's entire tech industry combined.
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by 7tflutter7 7mo ago
So social media is pure 'poison' with 0 positive impact but other addictive media like video games are tools with noble utility? The World Health Organization has reached the exact opposite conclusion. The ICD-11 doesn't incl