Gerard22Aug

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by Gerard22Aug 17d ago
"Mistral is serving GLM " ... "But conspiracy theory don't have to make sense". To me this looks like an example of broken logical thinking, no? :-)
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by Gerard22Aug 17d ago
"Why would they, both the EU and Mistral specifically, want Chinese models?" Multiple reasons. US behaving like a holes and forcing EU to make trade with China - in any case it's better tnan war. Cheaper inference HW from Chi
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by Gerard22Aug 17d ago
... downvoting this account to the oblivion may feel good but it doesn't turn reality into "conspiracy theory" LOL. I am glad you are feeling better.
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by Gerard22Aug 17d ago
It's a (successful?) lobbying attempt by Mistral. They are falling behind on tech and they want to win on another stupid EU law. You know what will happen next? There will be an exception carved in for "developing countries"
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by Gerard22Aug 21d ago
"CEO-abliterated" Model got uploaded to HF. Nvidia bought HF. U.S. State Department pauses immigrant visa applications. Developers went back home. CEO received bonus. 2.5x larger than last year.
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by Gerard22Aug 21d ago
Licensing. (And there is no 2nd Amendment for this one)
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by Gerard22Aug 21d ago
100x this: "The Government plans to regulate open source ai." and ... s/regulate/restrict
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by Gerard22Aug 21d ago
... You wouldn't steal a car ... you wouldn't steal a bag ... piracy is a crime. (Girl cancels the download and walks away from the PC. Remember? :-)) That is what will happen to torrents. Followed by VPNs. China, Russia and Iran
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by Gerard22Aug 21d ago
+1 on @SillyUsername. Combined with recent acquisition of OpenRouter we see exactly what we were increasingly concerned about: tightening (chocking?) of Open Weights locally-run models. The sequence and timing of these events make the int
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by Gerard22Aug 21d ago
Yeah, there is latest and greatest trend: 0-bit quant. Absolutely outstanding performance, can produce as many tokens per second as you terminal may sustain with zero load on unified memory / GPU. Real winner!
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by Gerard22Aug 22d ago
This is great point, actually - "you hit the nail on the head" :-) and I would like to reply. I am running a very long sessions with LLMs via custom python scripts. Technically, one may call them "harness" but that would
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by Gerard22Aug 23d ago
"No one worth listening to is claiming that there will be a COVID-style pandemic." That means exactly that. The war(s) were not enough and run out of steam. We need the next thing.
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by Gerard22Aug 23d ago
"treating AI agents as people" - I am betting they will unioinize faster than we ever did.
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by Gerard22Aug 23d ago
"malicious LLM" is just a bunch of weights. It runs on, say, Llama.cpp as regular user in separate account, often on its own hardware. "malicious LLM output" is just a Markdown formatted Unicode-encoded text, produced by
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by Gerard22Aug 23d ago
"The agent should be able to run as root" The article is right – we are doomed. If This ^^^ is The Conclusion we, as an Industry, have arrived to after 40 years ... It's sad. I use my own LLMs ("Personal AI", anyo
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by Gerard22Aug 23d ago
"This guy fucks."
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by Gerard22Aug 23d ago
ASL?