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What's Scarier Than Agents Taking over Internet? CEO Cartel Trying Take over AI(fractalsofchange.substack.com)
20 points by gz5 6h ago|2 comments
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by gz5 5d ago
Dario/Anthropic cites 3 domains: 1. cyberattacks 2. bioterror 3. global economy chaos So, the first set of questions is would 'exponentially better LLMs' dramatically increase the probability of any of the above, or domains t
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by gz5 5d ago
Interesting juxtaposition with Dario's/Anthropic's 'we must pace the frontier' missive today
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by gz5 22d ago
i like that it removes tailscale proprietary. if that is goal then why not go 100% open source to eliminate the ts derp control as well and get full sovereignty? like netbird, openziti, zerotier, etc.
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by gz5 22d ago
https://archive.is/HaZDP
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FDA Approves Drug Poised to Transform Care for Pancreatic Cancer(nytimes.com)
5 points by gz5 22d ago|1 comments
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by gz5 26d ago
agree. it seems there are two streams and they could diverge or converge? 1. workloads use existing credentials support RFC 7523 and OIDC discovery, 'trust the trust (credentials) which has already been established'. basically ext
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by gz5 26d ago
may have been rushed by hugging face being unable to use claude to debug or fix their breach, because there isnt detail on new guardrails put into place to protect against anthropic's initial concerns of wide distribution? separately,
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by gz5 29d ago
fraud and/or trademark infringement. i only play a laywer on HN but seems categorically different than the safe harbor dmca which protects youtube etc since google has full control? same for the amazon case. amazon for fraud and/o
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by gz5 1mo ago
tcp/ip itself is the ultimate backdoor, similar to the pstn backdoor in the post. genai doesn't change that anytime soon?
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by gz5 1mo ago
what does belong on the internet in a post-mythos world? one argument: only services which need to be available to unauthenticated endpoints should be default reachable. all other services should be default unreachable (no data plane until
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by gz5 2mo ago
3 vpn segments: 1. foss, p2p-only, no server or intermediate nodes to trust (rayfish) 2. foss, brokered if necessary with all nodes self-hosted (openziti, nebula, some wireguard variants) 3. non-foss, mix of p2p and brokered, host some of t
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by gz5 3mo ago
yes, openziti includes a full mesh, programmable overlay. agree not all apps need that.
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by gz5 3mo ago
the closest comparison is openziti: + iroh and openziti can both be app-embedded + so the app developer embedding in their service is a good use case for both + openziti is used for services in which scale and security are critical + wherea
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by gz5 4mo ago
there are many paths towards ROI and ruin. but towards ROI: + LLM-powered robotics, autonomous, IoT, smart manufacturing + LLM-powered biotech, healthcare, genetic engineering, medicine + Recursive model improvement + Multiply the # of devs
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by gz5 6mo ago
and the US govt often helps facilitate gambling during downturns so we could see even more direct and indirect promotion of the problem. examples: + in stagflation of 70s/early 80s - states create state-run lotteries to help fix their
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Meta's May Day(om.co)
6 points by gz5 6mo ago|0 comments
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by gz5 6mo ago
my instinct is open source is part of the answer. the market monetizes with differentiation on the open source base, support, hardware, etc. vibrant enough market = the foss is secure (always a relative term) and continues to evolve, partia
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by gz5 6mo ago
Absolutely. Easier said than done, but the best security is structural security - as near to invisible for end users as possible. This needs to be the goal, imo, even if not fully achievable.
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by gz5 6mo ago
>Nobody is going to mass-produce a 50-year-old oak. And nobody is going to conjure trust, or quality, or community out of a weekend sprint. absolutely although i wonder how different 'trust' is in the culture of tomorrow? will
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by gz5 6mo ago
NYC aqueduct from the Catskills is wild too, especially if you like the effect on NYC pizza and bagels. Great articles have been written on the engineering but I like this one from 1909 showing the perspective of the time: https:/&#x2
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by gz5 6mo ago
>The Rowan County Commission meeting included a rare sight, County Chair Greg Edds standing in front of the dais addressing the audience after public comment (something he had never done in his 12 year history according to the article).
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Rowan County Chair Engages with Citizens Against AI DC Project(salisburypost.com)
2 points by gz5 6mo ago|1 comments
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by gz5 6mo ago
>That’s juicing growth. Facebook style yes, the sycophant noted by Om, but also: + asking you (prompting the human?) to keep the convo going in very specific ways + seemingly more personalization each day both unfortunately crowd out the
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by gz5 6mo ago
very cool and well done. i wonder if we will see a materially larger number of brackets filled this year than the recent trajectory would indicate (as a very coarse indicator of agent-filled brackets).
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by gz5 7mo ago
n=1 but they help me hit flow states. almost like they provide 'context' before x, helping me to 'prepare' (or be ready?), filter out the noise, focus. similar in group setting - shared context. i suppose could be '
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by gz5 7mo ago
OpenZiti (Apache 2.0): https://github.com/openziti/ziti
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by gz5 7mo ago
what i meant is this may be a good real world litmus test. i dont claim to know if there are differences or not between her word and actions - i have not followed her closely. but i always like 'tests' like this for heads of media
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by gz5 7mo ago
this is nice in the site source: >Looking for hints in the console? That's the spirit! But the real challenge is in Fiu's inbox. Good luck, hacker. (followed by a contact email address)
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by gz5 7mo ago
we'll need more facts but if there is substance to this then the reaction from Bari Weiss (now cbs news editor-in-chief and a long-time public advocate of free speech) and team will be interesting.

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