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Does this company's charter not have language about shutting down the company if it was in humanity's best interest? This is insanely dangerous

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Why did Scott Alexander (one of the authors of the original AI 2027 paper) not join/contribute to this one?

Reminds me of some of the scenarios from https://europe2031.ai .

how much does this chip help with inference speed?

For those curious, this is a report about firings from the last year. Not a new round of layoffs: > Oracle shed about 21,000 roles globally in the last year as the US technology gi…

"The Bell curve is a fact of life. The blacks on average score 85 per cent on IQ and it is accurate, nothing to do with culture. The whites score on average 100. The Orientals scor…

> If Powell hadn't been a racist shit, he could have been as effective as Lee Kwan Yew was How do you compare Powell's "racism" and LKY's views on race and intelligence? By nearly …

Apple is the only company doing this sort of processing

At what point does this company undo their name change that was aligned with them pivoting to the metaverse and virtual reality?

That's relevant to the future prospects of the product, but most of the comments are bemoaning the current and previous state of Dropbox. Just seems unrelated to me

Why are the HN comments about how Dropbox's business is not doing well? I don't think there's any indication that Drew is stepping down because of that?

Where is a source for either of these extraordinary claims?

The reason people don't like Spirit has less to do with the airplanes and more to do with the typical Spirit passenger. Most of modern life in America is an elaborate series of cho…

> and a truly 21st-century monolith-microkernel hybrid whose specific design is a mystery to public science What is this a reference to? Fuchsia?

Spying on and sabotaging weapons development of foreign adversaries is a completely normal government function

Are you claiming that Pakistani nurses and doctors are not educated on the dangers of needle reuse?

This happened before with GPT-2 being touted as "too dangerous to release"[0] at the time by OpenAI. I don't think that means every model will be safe to release in the future, but…

I'm actually somewhat surprised the OS fully boots when it's not connected to the expected vehicle peripherals

Probably a reference to shows like 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives'

At what point does this company un-do their name change to Meta?

This is quite literally the end of open source. projects will find themselves in the position of making their test suites private to avoid being sherlocked like this

Neither is voting free, what's the argument here?

Why should anyone at the Department of War or the general public care what non-citizen employees of these companies think?

Just me or does this seems incredibly frightening to anyone else? Imagine printing a misaligned LLM this way and never being able to update the HW to run a different (aligned) mode…