nalthis

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by nalthis 1mo ago
From the ruling of Bartz v. Anthropic: “And, the digitization of the books purchased in print form by Anthropic was also a fair use but not for the same reason as applies to the training copies. Instead, it was a fair use because all Anthro
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by nalthis 1mo ago
Military sci-fi is full of mind-machine interfacing like this. There’s definitely value in being able to interface directly with a machine instead of having to push buttons or read outputs. The problem is that anything based on LLM architec
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by nalthis 1mo ago
IIRC, the bulletin of atomic scientists stopped tying the clock to nuclear war decades ago, and its recent moves towards midnight have more to do with climate change and AI than nuclear weapons.
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by nalthis 2mo ago
The way I see it, this is the JDAM of drones. Will it perform better than purpose built aircraft? No. But the USAF has a few hundred old F-16s entering retirement that would be mothballed otherwise, and strapping some cheap sensors to them
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by nalthis 2mo ago
Not to derail the conversation, but isn’t that true of every issue people say this about?
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by nalthis 2mo ago
“ AI is a bubble. If it wasn't a bubble – if it was just a bunch of computer scientists and product teams tinkering with possible uses for advancements in back-propagation, generative adversarial networks and machine learning – there w
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by nalthis 4mo ago
Skeptical that this would actually be illegal in Europe if all the details were provided. I went through a similar thing at Amazon. Locked out of my laptop at 3 a.m. and emailed I was laid off. The key thing though is that my official end d