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chvid

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    Comment #49208453

    True - but what is happening now is very destructive to a lot of important companies.

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    Comment #49208000

    If you had the right OS support for JS apps - all those apps that package a full chrome browser all of a sudden would have close to zero memory footprint.

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    Comment #49207989

    Will it happen to memory? I am looking at you guys, electron apps.

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    Comment #49207974

    I saw on Twitter that TSMC has made 1B worth of chips for Apple that they cannot package because of missing memory. (PS: It is time to let ASML sell to CXMT.)

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    Comment #49119958

    I don’t believe anyone can be this incompetent/careless - of course you will notice that your unrestrained hacking tool is also attempting to break out of its harness/sandbox. And …

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    Comment #49095109

    How are you sure that what big ai is doing is “the increase in knowledge of human kind”? It is good for their business model; but it may lead to monopoly unlike anything acm ever h…

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    Comment #49094488

    What does the output of running this tool against a larger project look like?

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    Comment #49074037

    How much of this security related stuff is open source? Models, training data, evaluation benchmarks?

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    Comment #49045098

    It hints that the original Mythos was tuned/trained for cyber attacks.

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    Comment #49017104

    Sorry to hear this - he was smart and really entertaining.

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    Comment #49005287

    Typically the big LLM providers write in the their ToS that it is prohibited to use their output to train another LLM. Whereas for a book it is fair use.

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    Comment #49003058

    It is legal to train LLMs on books but illegal to train on output of LLMs. Perfect - an absolute steal for 1.5B.

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    Comment #49001825

    Funny. I prefer a model that does not attempt to talk like a human.

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    Comment #49001810

    Lots of money in tech influencing - but most is from the big players (OpenAI buying tbpn, early access to select influencers etc).

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    Comment #49001773

    It is obviously a marketing stunt. And hugging face are fools for letting themselves be used in it (remember hf - no open source - no hf). You create superduper capabilities by car…

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    Comment #48989057

    This is huge news if it is true.

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    Comment #48972603

    Shooting for the moon and then be surprised when you actually land there. I hope they wire up new hardware quickly to handle the demand.

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    Comment #48966035

    https://archive.ph/9M1K4

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    Comment #48956246

    It is a principled play by the Chinese. You would not have Xi showing up at AI conferences and speaking quite clearly had this not been the case.

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    Comment #48943726

    Absolutely, you can say that. But in terms of tech, high quality open source ai is a real equalizer - and I applaud that.

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    Comment #48943628

    Yeah. But I think in the developing world it is a common viewpoint: That tech monopolies and ip is continuation of western colonialism and exploitation. Xi is not speaking for deaf…

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    Comment #48943535

    Xi shows up at the Shanghai-based World Artificial Intelligence Conference and reaffirms China's commitment to open source AI; I guess they sense that they have a good thing going …