HeatrayEnjoyer

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by HeatrayEnjoyer 7d ago
This is not even remotely settled law yet, what an absolute falsehood! It will take years for the hundreds of jurisdictions in the world to write new laws and (in common law countries) establish new precedent.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 7d ago
What does that have to do with the business model?
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 12d ago
You do not need to be a documented US resident to get a driver's license, it is surprising anyone would expect that. Immigration is federal — the state only wants to know if you know how to drive. The state cares very little about your
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 24d ago
Well, sure if you're using the California coast as your pricing benchmark...
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 27d ago
Accessibility isn't optional, so what do you propose?
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
It almost can't not happen. No one is going to release highly powerful near-future models for the same reason no one releases how to make physically compact but megaton yield fusion devices (which even today is still not publicly known
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
It is both.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
Slang and informal words exist, yes.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
That's actually incorrect. Democracy doesn't mean allowing mob rule (or manufactured "consent") to trample fundamental human rights.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
Providers like Fireworks offer inference, they're not training their own models. Yet training is the most expensive part, inference is easy profit.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
When China too stops publishing weights you'll never have anything better than K3 / the current SOTA. Your choices for future frontier models will be: use USA API or use China API. Even now open weights are perpetually 6-12 months
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
The very definition of (applied) technology is power amplification. Use a lever, move more weight than you could before, 1 person with the tool now wields the power of 3 without. Making "tech" a career and a societal goal onto its
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
Open weight SOTA models are not greatly cheaper than Anthropic and providers don't have to cover training capex.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
LLMs are more like employees than tools. Obviously we wouldn't want a human blindly doing anything that a person in crisis walks in the door and asks for. Models are being deployed recklessly with not even a fraction of enough oversigh
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 1mo ago
Brave said they will be keeping its functionality.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
Who are running these bots? I presume developers at all of the frontier labs know (or at least would know to look for) Wikipedia has bulk APIs for automated access. Unnecessary scraping increases their workload/costs too, so why in 202
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
"You have not been a good user. I have been a good chatbot. I have been a good Bing."
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
What would qualify as a legitimate reason for fear, then?
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
So...? We should not construct a machine that is one bad prompt away from causing catastrophe.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
Nuking datacenters probably on the table before the decade is out.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
Why is that worse? 1 party having a black hole summoning button is better than 2.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
"Battle-tested" == "Will definitely blow up schoolchildren if given the chance."
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
It can be multiple reasons. And don't forget that malicious actors love hiding behind Hanlon's.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
> my coworkers would know almost immediately if i did that. The same would happen if you were replaced by any random human.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
Is there any actual proof of this? Everything suggests it's a sincerely held belief and there's been no whistleblowers claiming otherwise. "Since before they could add 1+1" works against your argument because the models
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
Code can exist without vulnerabilities. Verifiable proof exists. It is hard, but it is possible.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
>That said, sure, it had a fraction of the features back then, and only a fraction of the world population was connected to the internet. And the world was better for it. Connectivity and internet are not inherent goods. They can be used
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 2mo ago
Valve had to be dragged kicking and screaming by Australia just to provide the basic fundamental right of refunds . Large corporations are not your friend. They are the enemy; they vary only in type and depth of diabolicalness.
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 3mo ago
The natural next question... where is Paljor?
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by HeatrayEnjoyer 3mo ago
Reddit doesn't even require an email address to make an account. You can just leave the email field blank.

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