Oracle isn't a part of the magnificent seven he/she was talking about. If something happens to Oracle (which i think is doubtful unless the USG clamps down on foreign ai factories- which are paying off for Oracle) then…
For the magnificent seven, no they're fully capable of absorbing their debt load with their current businesses.
I really don't believe that you believe what you're saying. Organizations are allowed, fundamentally, to change themselves and then demand their component parts fall into line. A great example that is lauded…
A good faith answer to the question; classification hinges on damage done to the United States if it is released. So for example, a law might constraint or enforce the usage of a capability against an enemy, and this,…
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"You can't tell [whether it's AI or not]" This is, to me, the key conceit when the complainers complain. Sometimes it's obvious (like not even changing the visual style). But most of the time it's just pogroms.
Chatjimmy got taalas aquired
That was twenty years ago my dude
You think that claims of an actual honest to god working robot is somehow so out of sync with this audience that we need to be so cynical we call it a conspiracy? Am i literally the only one who's wanted a Robbie of my…
Otoh "patching 0 click rce's is materially ruining my life" is the sort of detached, brain dead take that have put us into this situation. I can believe you think doing your job materially ruins your life, I'm just…
It's important to not ignore the preexisting context before making these negative inferences. There was huge outcry that iOS exploits were being made and sold for millions of dollars each and white hats had no way to do…
One of the biggest outcrys was when it was alleged the us hacked Merkel's phone. Surely that fits in your constraints. But it was the worst of the worst that the us could do when it emerged. Let's not equivocate
This is the argument slave traders used.
I think it's past time we stop letting the doers of an org pass off responsibility for their actions. The engineers coded this. It is on them as much as it's on some nameless exec
And buried under the lede is that one of the compromised people was one of the organization owners. So it seems like the culture of insecurity comes from the top, which is unfortunate especially bc they keep acting like…
They're about as indictable as binary blobs found in your BSPs or the 3rd party drivers you get through Windows Update
They are not banning local inference. The USG has several fedramp dc's where they run local weights of several proprietary models. You guys are getting ridiculous
It's not regulatory capture to remove software/harware from adversaries. No one was saying "Oh McAfee is really gonna control the us's antivirus market regulations" after they banned kaspersky.
The ?? Is training recipes & datasets
If that's the case then you need to get out of your own head. Your paradigm is the only thing keeping you from understanding
Alright, then you're replying to the wrong comment.
Oracle isn't a part of the magnificent seven he/she was talking about. If something happens to Oracle (which i think is doubtful unless the USG clamps down on foreign ai factories- which are paying off for Oracle) then…
For the magnificent seven, no they're fully capable of absorbing their debt load with their current businesses.
I really don't believe that you believe what you're saying. Organizations are allowed, fundamentally, to change themselves and then demand their component parts fall into line. A great example that is lauded…
A good faith answer to the question; classification hinges on damage done to the United States if it is released. So for example, a law might constraint or enforce the usage of a capability against an enemy, and this,…
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"You can't tell [whether it's AI or not]" This is, to me, the key conceit when the complainers complain. Sometimes it's obvious (like not even changing the visual style). But most of the time it's just pogroms.
Chatjimmy got taalas aquired
That was twenty years ago my dude
You think that claims of an actual honest to god working robot is somehow so out of sync with this audience that we need to be so cynical we call it a conspiracy? Am i literally the only one who's wanted a Robbie of my…
Otoh "patching 0 click rce's is materially ruining my life" is the sort of detached, brain dead take that have put us into this situation. I can believe you think doing your job materially ruins your life, I'm just…
It's important to not ignore the preexisting context before making these negative inferences. There was huge outcry that iOS exploits were being made and sold for millions of dollars each and white hats had no way to do…
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One of the biggest outcrys was when it was alleged the us hacked Merkel's phone. Surely that fits in your constraints. But it was the worst of the worst that the us could do when it emerged. Let's not equivocate
This is the argument slave traders used.
I think it's past time we stop letting the doers of an org pass off responsibility for their actions. The engineers coded this. It is on them as much as it's on some nameless exec
And buried under the lede is that one of the compromised people was one of the organization owners. So it seems like the culture of insecurity comes from the top, which is unfortunate especially bc they keep acting like…
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They're about as indictable as binary blobs found in your BSPs or the 3rd party drivers you get through Windows Update
They are not banning local inference. The USG has several fedramp dc's where they run local weights of several proprietary models. You guys are getting ridiculous
It's not regulatory capture to remove software/harware from adversaries. No one was saying "Oh McAfee is really gonna control the us's antivirus market regulations" after they banned kaspersky.
The ?? Is training recipes & datasets
If that's the case then you need to get out of your own head. Your paradigm is the only thing keeping you from understanding
Alright, then you're replying to the wrong comment.
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