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So where would this increased demand come from? We see that these companies have no moat. We see that companies are already balking at the cost and are increasingly looking at what…

Again, Zitron provides the numbers for his theories and they’re very compelling. I’m still not seeing any equally compelling arguments as to why this is not the case. Only accusati…

Yeah, no, just use K3. I’m a member of this and it’s still a pain for some specific for and the output is on par with K3 which has so far been a breeze to work with. Not to mention…

My personally anecdote on poor LLM usage making things take longer: I had a side (still work) project I wanted to complete that was extremely simple. In my AWS account create an EC…

Less about that. More about “not accidentally funding terrorism” (or, more realistically, not giving money to sanctioned countries which can have significant consequences).

Honestly with that kind of usage how do you even know what you’re delivering?

I have staff ranging from 10 years of IR experience to right out of college. I can tell you that there is an enormous gap in ability between them despite them both using LLMs for d…

6 years of planning can be thrown away if the community is just now becoming aware of the potential impact. It’s not on the community to adhere to the companies looking to make a p…

Hey now that’s disingenuous and a misrepresentation of what happened. They didn’t block internet access.

How do you build a company around a flawed version of a solved product? People with no security experience in the space will tell you “it’s hard” but it’s far from it.

I think you’ll find that negligence is indeed accounted for.

CFAA laws do not require “Damage” to be done.

I’m a cybersecurity guy. >” you only need to find one flaw to exploit a system” I see this everywhere, especially in these threads and it’s not even remotely true for modern archit…

Monitoring for sandbox escapes (and sandbox design in general) is easily done these days. It has nothing to do with nice. These are bare minimum standards we should expect from “bi…

Right? Like I feel like I’m taking crazy pills. OAI (and now the other OAI companies not wanting to be left out) are running around announcing they started a forest fire through ne…

Should have been “clear best and what do you do”

I mean are they wrong to want credit? This isn’t like “I brought coffee to the meetups and corrected some spelling errors” but more like OAI pulling the “you made this? I made this…

I gathered that the most recent advances haven’t been in capabilities of the model but more the way that it’s able to be employed (most recently agents).

It’s extremely aggravating that AI firms are given the easy task of selling and advertising a product that has obvious potential and uses but feel the need to over hype more and mo…

It’s a little worrying when larger news outlets start picking up on what Zitron has been saying: https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-ai-demand-bubble/ AI as a tool is useful and will s…

The two times I tried to use fable I had it attempt something I had already had Opus 4.6 do with no issues. It blasted through 10% of my weekly allowance on a 100$ a month sub and …

Your example article of a “more balanced take” actually supports what Zitron is saying. >They are two-party round-trips: a hyperscaler invests in an AI lab that is also its cloud c…

Tech company drama *not on the front page. This has been front page material for multiple non-tech media outlets. Though I don’t know how much I would believe that this is them try…

It’s the insinuation of racism regarding the “mixing up Asian last names” bit that’s really got me feeling like their response is the public appeal move.

OpenAIs response: https://openai.com/index/apple-is-getting-this-wrong/ Personally, this reads a bit ridiculous in the face of what Apple is claiming but time will tell.