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Also, they should give some examples of what you can use these Small Language Models for, and what their limits are.

And give them slaps on the wrist, like what happens now when they don't take security seriously and everybody's data ends up on the streets?

You could also say that a human is just a bunch of atoms.

Thankfully, courts will look at it differently.

AI is basically "Bobby Tables" but without a known proper engineering approach to solve it.

Why?

I bet they want to do this to prevent AI from writing code for platforms that compete with CUDA. Because that's how nVidia is going to become a victim of their own success.

I bet soon enough we can just ask AI to port stuff from CUDA to whatever language AMD is using. This is how nVidia will become a victim of their own success.

This is great news because it means the model has not been benchmaxxed on stupid metrics.

PS: the next human that brings up pelicans on bicycles should try to draw them.

> But when CEOs warn of that, they're dismissed as scare mongers. Why? Are only powerless internet commentators allowed to be fearful?

Because they conveniently skip the part that investors don't like: that liberal free market capitalism will be destroyed by AI.

This is why I don't buy Apple products. You can't realistically use them after breaking all ties with the vendor.

So far I've only seen AI taking the fun jobs.

If I were the US government I would force the AI labs to solve the jobs that nobody likes to do, like cleaning the streets and collecting garbage. Because those are the jobs we will be doing if developments continue as they have been.

> If I were China, as soon as the US reached superintelligence, I'd ban all exports of robots and the raw materials to build them.

Aha, so maybe the AI labs have superintelligence and just don't want China to know? And that's why they are playing these word games now?

Why aren't the AI companies hacking each other?

Then we can truly see who is more dangerous?

:)

And I'm waiting for the story of Amodei sending a 6ft humanoid robot to OpenAI headquarters asking for Sam Altman.

Are you sure? Opus 5.5 is damn good ... I think I'm addicted, to be honest.

(Using it for scientific python code + 3D UIs)

Well, they could just share their prompts :)

We should check if AI gives better predictions than economists, and if so replace them.

Meanwhile, users don't seem to care one iota.

Thanks!

What I really look forward to is people on IMDB creating alternative movie endings or alternative scripts instead of bashing the movies :)

Or in addition to, because the movie bashing is quite funny in itself.

What did it cost, everything included?

Yeah but I suppose you'd only use them if your hybrid ran out of battery power.

Does anyone know of a back light that turns off after 5 minutes of no movement? I'm tired of backlight being out of juice just because I forgot to turn it off ... I'm tempted to make a circuit and maybe even the sensor myself but I don't have the time for it and it probably already exists.

Well, better sell them because nvidia will be a victim of their own success. Who is going to write CUDA kernels if you can just ask AI to do it for you? At that point you might as well target different architectures.

Can we start using stainless steel instead?

I don't understand. If you have a model that can do bash examples already (your subagents), then why would you need to train a model?

Or are the subagents generating your training data using a closed/paid model?

It can be worked out. It does not need to be perfect. I see no need to start an endless discussion on it here.

Why are we using blacklisting and not whitelisting?

I would be in favor of blocking ALL political expressions on social media a few weeks before elections.

But this case is something else entirely.

Trump is friends with Bolsonaro.