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If there was appropriate subservience to any governing body, they would not be so cavalier in both act and utterance. A symptom of Capitalism.
That's only true if they're less hard than whatever this is.
I use these sponges to get food off plates. They are definitely not harder than the plate and are not ruining it. Nor are they ruining stainless steel.
Maybe wood varnish is what you're refering to, or pain on a wall, etc.
As far as the microplastics angle, yeah, these things just literally disintegrate along with the crap, particularly oils, they pick up. That's why they're so useful. Add some soap to them and they get even better at washing.
I have no idea what bridge you live under, but ignoring regulatory capture seems pretty obtuse.
But without proper redirection, yeah, its mostly infinite monkey machine with infinite linux manuals.
I think people put too much SOTA halos around whats just a suppedup LLM hardware.
Shouldn't we want our governments to be able to support public infrastructure? Especially in a world of AI?
What's so damn special about only businesses being capable? Nothing. You build a good society and it doesnt matter which position you're in.
I get it, but you're not gonna get good software by pretending there isn't an issue with commercial capture of your "business" software.
PFAS bans are another where the whole class is likely hazardous but EPA will continue chasing specific molecules rather than consider the whole class.
Now adays, chem engineering will just put different monomers in and move on untill 20 years and we find, all things considered, it still reaches humans at toxic levels.
Its amusing watching cloud AI users struggle to grasp even direct impacts of their use.
Answers the question: What are AI agents actually providing value to us, other than WallE style laziness and running real value out of the internet food chain.
Money, money is rights. Full stops.
What we do need is the death penalty to corporations. Reap them, take their cash and tell shareholders to do their due diligence when investing in criminal activities.
Why we keep protecting corporations just because there's a piece of paper that claims to do XYZ is such a bizarre world.
Just seems like a silly rational response to the same problem.
I'm pretty convinced the pathway to local models will be MoE, especially if they can find a way to keep tweasing out things like PLE into the slow bandwidth lanes.