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Trump's America’s AI Action Plan[1] already says

>“Review all Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigations commenced under the previous administration to ensure that they do not advance theories of liability that unduly burden AI innovation.”

[1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Americ...

I have a post graduate degree from a Japanese university. I thought the undergraduate program in my home country was far more academically rigorous. Most of my fellow students here seemed to be trying to just avoid having a hole in their CV while they waited to re-take licensing exams or find a job. I did get a lot out of the experience.. and I there is a lot of learning that can happen in that situation too, but I don't think anyones once noticed that I have this qualification.

also posted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49914676

Feels like being in Elon Musks open air prison looking at that swarm of starlink satellites encapsulating the earth.

How come the James Webb telescopes orbit looks like a taco?

I don't think its just religious faith and belief, but also like how much people want to believe that the society they are part of, and that provides for their every day life, is a moral, just, and necessary one. And how much that puts on the blinders to questioning things. Israel is simply labeled a "like minded country".. at this point sounds a lot like "we have certain things in common, Jeffery" to me..

https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/uwoyygmsu some might even say, something about known state sponsors of supply chain terrorist attacks being trusted to monitor every ai agent..

It shouldn't be too hard to find with google.

I think any of the current interfaces using thinking tokens and other contexts, make the actual input one types such a small part of the total input tokens that it probably doesn’t have much influence.

The LLMs used to write these things, do not start by using empathy and a theory of whats in other peoples minds.

It is a gamble, and they are basing the policy positions on like a RIETI Technical Paper about the ARI, or automation risk index.. Which underneath is based on a bunch of surveys of "experts" to give a number on how automatable, specific actions are, then breaking up a job into a list of actions, and scoring the job for the ARI.. But the methodology that those experts used to make up the numbers is entirely undocumented.. and the assumption is that a whole job, can be automated if all its actions can.. and that a whole .. business and workplace, can just be switched, economically to an automated workflow, without any consideration of how it all has to integrate into everything else.. and other non-automated parts..

Global right wing parties are connected by strategy sharing institutes. Souring sentiment towards immigrants is part of the playbook of these political movements. Minor parties in japan picked this up and ran hard with it and started to pick up votes, so the incumbent party shifted that way too. I think it's ultimately all part of shifting social norms towards deregulation and privatisation.

This made me realize that my usual practice of typing at 80% accuracy, full of mistakes, when sending input to an llm is probably increasing my input token count.

Maybe reading a book or two about media literacy might help you more? It’s a very well studied area. There is lots very basic things about identifying and analysing health claims that is in the public health sector too. Groups like the anti-rumour project also have good materials. https://ccre-cemr.org/impact-community-society/anti-rumours-...

Maybe look for a university that has their critical reasoning or introduction to academic writing courses online and look at the course readers.

All of this will help you more than tweak coding a flash card app with an llm.

Are you saying laya copied from jev, and released in two weeks? If so I don’t thinks it’s quite as simple a story as that. https://xtxinversexty.com/layas-prior-art-claim-is-absurd/

This talk seems to give a good introduction to bssid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlbjUvkoyBA

Was this a action constructed so that its suppression makes the suppressed message easier to understand? If meta takes down the video they reenforce that the glasses can be used in a bad way, and if they leave it up the initial critical message can spread. Like the 2012 Barnaul “toy protest” in Siberia.

You can ignore something actively but you are a still picking up on the message of it’s ubiquitousness. I think we have all had the experience of considering buying a {redacted} or something sometime after seeing and ignoring an add for one.

Where could I disagree with all my family members sending their dna to 23andme?

S3 storage is the killer addition here for me. I have been wanting to use Immich for a while, but wanted to use all the spare s3 quota i have lying around rather than pay for storage..

At the moment is there any legislature that is seriously pressing regulation to as you say outlaw .. or ban outright AI models that do not have guard rails built in? i know there is a lot of moves about this for things used in critical infrastructure.. but i thought no one is really saying ban these things completely.

They cant take up that free space if it was already full in the first place..

Birdle sites from around the world

I wouldn't call Five eyes very democratically supervised.. It seems there is hardly any oversight at all.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/politics/512315/updates-foreign-a...

> GCSB 'failed to respect' minister's control of agency According to the report, the decision to sign the memorandum of understanding regarding the signals intelligence system and host the capability was not put to the minister responsible for the GCSB. Nor was it put to any other minister. "This inquiry found no record of any ministerial briefing or decision, nor any reference to any having occurred. It found no record of the minister having been informed of the matter at all," the report said.

Is this a reaction to the idea that when HuggingFace comes into Nvidia owership, lots of models are going to be removed from the platform?

Sorry to be uncool and try and explain away the joke, but. I'm reading three parts to this.. one is the risk to the job of researches, by the impacts of the systems that they have typically used until now, by being flooded with texts that look like research articles, but are produced by llms.. another is a critique of that system in the first place, in the interaction of both for profit publishing, and research funding based on measuring of publishing in those for-profit journals.. and then there is also a concern about theft of work, and plagiarism, by AI providers, ingesting pre-published work, and training on it, and additionally those providers maybe acting as gate-keepers or .. imposing their own normative values or being opaque and not impartial in how they operate.. Did I parse that correctly?

"Temporarily Offline Internet Archive services are temporarily offline. " What did you DO

> Singular: "He is a doctor." Plural: "They are doctors."

Here the 'a' is shifting position to become the world final 's'

I guess the UI is ai generated, and it impossibly to see the images well enough to judge on a phone.

Are those factory workers we saw photos of now, wearing cameras to capture the movement of their hands stitching getting compensated for a generations worth of wages? Do they even have any choice but to give away the copy-right to their labor?