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That’s cute, but it doesn’t really scale. Organised crime groups aren’t interested in laundering a few $100k at a go. They’re moving and laundering millions, you can’t put that thr…

Hasn’t the right to ask existed since the invention of consent laws? The state being able demand a persons age, and gate their behaviour based on that, has existed for hundreds of …

> Anti-money-laundering is a comparable field, as all the AML regulations and laws are ineffective at identifying money launderers, but they're wonderful for verifying (auditing an…

The Iranian strikes didn’t involve autonomous weapons systems. The “AI” component was used for target selection. The actual aiming and firing of the weapon was performed by humans.…

I would read the divergence as mostly evidence that Mythos et al, had offensive cyber capabilities as part of their RL training. I.e. they’re models specifically trained to be good…

> Really, now? Yeah, they can ask, but do data center operators just go "oh grid needs our power! Let's switch to backup!" Of course they do. The grid is going to load shed regardl…

This is where harness, and the fact that a machine can be endlessly prompted to try again comes in. Even if an LLM starts by pursuing things that follow human bias, continuous fail…

I think the point is that an “open source project” is more than just the code and license, it’s also the community that builds and maintains it. A fast rewrite of Bun in Rust has e…

There’s a big difference between processing multiple streams, and processing multiple streams simultaneously. You can achieve the former, without the latter, by doing time slicing.…

You can only get grid connections if the grid thinks they can support your demand. That’s why grid connections take so long, they’re not just plugging in a massive cable, they’re r…

This argument would hold more weight if Anthropic and OpenAI main customers weren’t massive trillion dollar companies with legal teams capable of burying just about anyone, anywher…

It was also disruptive because it was open weight, meaning anyone and their dog could theoretically compete with the frontier labs for their inference revenue. The frontier labs ne…

Most data centres connect to the grid, they don’t connect to a single power station, except in scenarios where there’s a uniquely low cost power supply nearby, like a small Hydro P…

If it isn’t a schema generation or typescript bug, then why did changing the API types they use result in different model behaviour?

There’s every possibility they got some amount of early access to evaluate GPT5.6, precisely so they could write an article like this.

I think I covered all that with > the value of human life drops to value a person can produce defending their society. OP was talking about how US munitions software needs to go th…

> I wonder if anyone is going to learn a lesson about overregulation. Seems unlikely. Regulation and Health & Safety are both societal luxuries, which only happen once societies ar…

I doubt the municipality needs 28kW of GPU compute, and certainly not at the prices someone like Deep Green is going to be charging.

> You can't make a commercial competitor of this printer using their design Which means it's not open source. Open source means you have the right to distribute work however you wa…

> So while pedestrian deaths are climbing, the overall deaths are still trending downward, and I shouldn't have to defend that the overall count is more important than the pedestri…

> but think how many people drive in America, and how useful it is You should tell that to the families of the 8000 that are killed each year. I’m sure it’ll help them accept the a…

> disguise the underlying dogma, which serves as an unsupported conclusion: humans are assumed to be completely entirely unique in every way whatsoever Is that the argument the pap…

Isn’t the entire paper is trying to point out that the second you ask the question “Do LLM have ”, you have to assume that they do, even before you make any assessment? Just becaus…

SoftBank hold huge positions in companies like OpenAI, funded using debt. The interest on those loans is killing them, and until OpenAI actually IPOs and SoftBank can sell their st…

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