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Comment #49184331
Not of AI, of the owners and steerers of the AI systems.
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Comment #49164836
I once ordered a vegetarian burger in some kind of trivia bar of a big american city. It came with bacon... When I asked they said: "but nobody ever complained about having bacon i…
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Comment #49115354
I warned them about the risk of those things and showed them what I found, they continued buying the next generation (that person and his two >40yo kids). They NEEDED to watch thos…
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Comment #49115218
A familly member had one of those (he had to pay a yearly subscription in addition to the stick). Network would be unusable as soon as it was on for anyone else, and it also tried …
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Comment #48960889
Windows is malware that pulls other malware.
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Comment #48643962
This is already used in OCR, tesseract uses that.
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Comment #48643954
I don't think that's a universal statement that aplies to every kind of documents and languages. Mistral OCR is able to do things no "traditional" OCR was ever able to.
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Comment #48643868
Cost, throughput, latency...
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Comment #48438018
Boltz (they likely have private ones with their company now), ESM are MIT licensed as well. Alphafold older versions were Apache. In this specific subfield, it looks like open is m…
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Comment #48424348
Didn't Anthropic pull the same in both ways? you pull me up I pull you up kind of deal? Sounds like SpaceX bought themselves some time up to Q4, which is not the case of Anthropic …
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Comment #48205850
the volume of CO2 is negliglible (ppms) and it uses often Oxygen from the air.
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Comment #48094906
search for eminent domain in the us, it can be much worse than just $100
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Comment #48094882
and pensions...
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Comment #47984812
rigidity
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Comment #47799319
The question is, do they wear faster than they become obsolete, as in much more expensive to run than buying a new one with higher compute/watt. (and you can also factor in the abi…
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Comment #47716883
Apple has done the exact same with its iphone app store, lots of companies got shut down because of their app not beeing available anymore with no explanation. The problem is with …
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Comment #47593478
Word on the street is that Anthropic is roughly at half that. Hard to know what they include and not, and what their real, non-subsidized costs are.
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Comment #47593451
yup and begging for retailers money.
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Comment #47593433
that's why they have to open through banks and other less valuable more sliced share system.