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gmerc

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    Comment #49212560

    https://claw-guard.org/adnet

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    Comment #49207977

    > As was standard in our cyber testing, we had intentionally permitted internet access, and model-provider cyber classifiers were deliberately disabled - conditions that do not ref…

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    Comment #49206548

    Maybe this business should be impossible. Why should it be possible?

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    Comment #49205857

    It’s not A it’s B. Thanks. Slop.

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    Comment #49205558

    What’s good for Trump is good for the US.

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    Comment #49194188

    Yes. > As was standard in our cyber testing, we had intentionally permitted internet access, and model- provider cyber classifiers were deliberately disabled - conditions that do n…

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    Comment #49182944

    https://claw-guard.org/adnet

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    Comment #49178938

    Capitalism. Once you Acknowledge the problem, you're gonna get punished

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    Comment #49178898

    This. See Bobby Kotik and the Epstein files.

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    Comment #49099584

    So let's get this clear: A frontier lab that fears Chinese extraction of their crown jewels, in Silcon Valley where every machine and VM is in full on employee surveillance mode be…

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    Comment #49067733

    Why would there be any motivated person left in this place.

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    Comment #49057672

    We had SWAG for pascal

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    Comment #49020256

    Could have been a one paragraph prompt and csv. Had to be a few pages worth of sloppy slop.

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    Comment #49016942

    It’s a purely virtual distinction especially in a company that has no notion of intellectual property / habitually takes what it wants.

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    Comment #49016932

    Removing the guardrails is knowingly given the risk

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    Comment #49016592

    It can, it is both - PR spindoctoring not letting a good crisis go to waste to shape the regulatory conversation at the time the company needs it the most. Hacking is a felony and …

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    Comment #49016506

    It sure isn’t. https://georgzoeller.com/blog/posts/alibaba-s-ai-deciding-to... There’s also daily reports from people that have these models escape docker, which happens regular en…

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    Comment #49016354

    Evidence disagrees.

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    Comment #49005530

    https://ai-ceo.org did it first, including the nicely styled retirement invitation for your existing CEO, the wired up status dashboard with live socials support, and the complimen…

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    Comment #49004441

    Oh my dear the weight here is much much heavier, only the most amount of private money ever spent on a single technology, so much money it makes the copyright holders who paid for …

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    Comment #49004430

    “We were negligent against a well known and understood risk” just doesn’t have the same ring as “Look how fucking smart and dangerous our model is”. AGI could always be achieved in…

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    Comment #48992529

    How did the US become the leader in SaaS

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    Comment #48992505

    Complements.