the open weight llms didn’t just happen to be as an act of god. someone created them and released them. i don’t see why they should not be liable.
that depends how you define hacking. i am not a lawyer, but i think there’s an element of some sort of gain (data, money), otherwise if a tree falls in the forest…
i think you misunderstand what i said. as much as i dislike ai ceos, i doubt anyone is setting out to build ai with explicit intent to do crime. they are just not doing a great job preventing it. just because they know…
why do people need to be 10x more productive? personally, i want a 2 hour 3 martini business lunch, not to ship more slop at all hours of the day
idk abt you but i just replaced a faucet by watching a youtube video of a middle aged guy. ya’ll are using opus 5.5 for that?
i have non-tech friends who actually do personal software. personally i don’t have any desire to. i don’t think grandma would justify the valuation tho
what you mean why? most companies with spare cash payed 10-50x what they actually need in tokens, just to see how it goes. it’s useful, it’s not that useful, so while the price per token can increase, everyone is…
idk what is this you people do, but most of my day is not spent on writing code. most of my day is spent in meetings abt budgets, timelines, evaluations, compliance and marketing. i don’t think ai is going to automate…
you know what i miss? when slack didn’t exist. when it was perfectly acceptable to wait 2 business days to respond to someones fuckass email
i think when people say today’s prices they do not mean subscription tier, they mean the enterprise paying 10M+ as a person, i would absolutely not pay more than $1K for ai, because at that point i can just get myself a…
but the argument here is that the ai company does not explicitly train agents to hack, it’s that it doesn’t prevent them from doing so sufficiently. so it’s negligence and not malicious intent
you generally need a license to operate a vehicle, and a governing body ensures you know applicable rules and laws and are capable of driving. so you can’t say “i was unaware that hitting a person with a car was going…
im not sure that’s true, if a human agent does something illegal, it’s not always corporate liability. an individual can be liable too, e.g. if a pharmacist deliberately gives you cyanide instead of aspirin, that person…
but it doesn’t auto-translate into “because your dog did it, you are not responsible”. not that agents are similar to pets. your dog is trained by you presumably, but an agent a regular person has much less…
what do you mean “say what you will about climate change”
giving out unrestricted control that is. in the example of Waymo, a human can control some aspects of the car manually, but it can never override low level obstacle detection or say open the trunk/door when the car is…
because we all can agree child porn is bad and just because a company donates to a charity doesn't mean they get to dictate their policies
they banned energy shot drinks?!
there is no cloud, it's always someone else's computer, so technically someone who is physically in google/apple datacenter at the exact moment your data is being operated on, hypothetically would have a chance to steal…
pardon my ignorance, but why does compute hardware pose any security concerns?
From the information presented, the privacy case is not that your data is only accessible to you (which arguably can have a backdoor) but that the data is NOT stored at all, so it's not possible to build a backdoor. I…
well, name an example of a thing that can never change then. "research alternatives" meaning what exactly? You think open source is somehow not susceptible to the same issue, plus all of the malicious updates?
I for the life of me could not solve the <18 example from wikipedia. but the number/color one is super easy
by your definition, what is marketing then?
it included flights, hotels, food and travel expenses for 9000 for multiple days, as well as the "party". US-based travel for 1 person for 5 days is easily 4K, on top of that some people were probably international so…
the open weight llms didn’t just happen to be as an act of god. someone created them and released them. i don’t see why they should not be liable.
that depends how you define hacking. i am not a lawyer, but i think there’s an element of some sort of gain (data, money), otherwise if a tree falls in the forest…
i think you misunderstand what i said. as much as i dislike ai ceos, i doubt anyone is setting out to build ai with explicit intent to do crime. they are just not doing a great job preventing it. just because they know…
why do people need to be 10x more productive? personally, i want a 2 hour 3 martini business lunch, not to ship more slop at all hours of the day
idk abt you but i just replaced a faucet by watching a youtube video of a middle aged guy. ya’ll are using opus 5.5 for that?
i have non-tech friends who actually do personal software. personally i don’t have any desire to. i don’t think grandma would justify the valuation tho
what you mean why? most companies with spare cash payed 10-50x what they actually need in tokens, just to see how it goes. it’s useful, it’s not that useful, so while the price per token can increase, everyone is…
idk what is this you people do, but most of my day is not spent on writing code. most of my day is spent in meetings abt budgets, timelines, evaluations, compliance and marketing. i don’t think ai is going to automate…
you know what i miss? when slack didn’t exist. when it was perfectly acceptable to wait 2 business days to respond to someones fuckass email
i think when people say today’s prices they do not mean subscription tier, they mean the enterprise paying 10M+ as a person, i would absolutely not pay more than $1K for ai, because at that point i can just get myself a…
but the argument here is that the ai company does not explicitly train agents to hack, it’s that it doesn’t prevent them from doing so sufficiently. so it’s negligence and not malicious intent
you generally need a license to operate a vehicle, and a governing body ensures you know applicable rules and laws and are capable of driving. so you can’t say “i was unaware that hitting a person with a car was going…
im not sure that’s true, if a human agent does something illegal, it’s not always corporate liability. an individual can be liable too, e.g. if a pharmacist deliberately gives you cyanide instead of aspirin, that person…
but it doesn’t auto-translate into “because your dog did it, you are not responsible”. not that agents are similar to pets. your dog is trained by you presumably, but an agent a regular person has much less…
what do you mean “say what you will about climate change”
giving out unrestricted control that is. in the example of Waymo, a human can control some aspects of the car manually, but it can never override low level obstacle detection or say open the trunk/door when the car is…
because we all can agree child porn is bad and just because a company donates to a charity doesn't mean they get to dictate their policies
they banned energy shot drinks?!
there is no cloud, it's always someone else's computer, so technically someone who is physically in google/apple datacenter at the exact moment your data is being operated on, hypothetically would have a chance to steal…
pardon my ignorance, but why does compute hardware pose any security concerns?
From the information presented, the privacy case is not that your data is only accessible to you (which arguably can have a backdoor) but that the data is NOT stored at all, so it's not possible to build a backdoor. I…
well, name an example of a thing that can never change then. "research alternatives" meaning what exactly? You think open source is somehow not susceptible to the same issue, plus all of the malicious updates?
I for the life of me could not solve the <18 example from wikipedia. but the number/color one is super easy
by your definition, what is marketing then?
it included flights, hotels, food and travel expenses for 9000 for multiple days, as well as the "party". US-based travel for 1 person for 5 days is easily 4K, on top of that some people were probably international so…