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Comment #49189756
Even if they are caught and it’s illegal, as long as the fine for it is less than the roi of running them the companies will not stop.
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Comment #49187901
What does this mean in the larger landscape though? Every company is using AI or trying it out, are they not using the cloud services for it? If so is it still not a big enough pie…
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Comment #49135850
Yes I wasn’t questioning that the market and government is controlled by the AI companies. What I am saying is that cannot be a moat. If anything it will be an anchor that will pul…
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Comment #49132179
Sorry this is not true at all. O Those are just corrupt, incompetent practices by an idiot who is drunk on power. It has nothing to do with AI. This is not an answer at all. You tr…
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Comment #49130429
With these models, what is the moat? Is it the architecture itself or the training data? Why can’t China create these models themselves? It just feels like theater to restrict mode…
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Comment #49108589
How much research is a startup expected to do? Isn’t the point of a startup to accelerate productizing research? Unless they are multi billion dollar “startups” do we even expect a…
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Comment #48981896
The bigger question for me is , at what point does investing in higher capability general models will stop showing the ROI? For example - What percentage of workflows require this …
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Comment #48973545
I have over the last two months switched to OpenAI from Claude since it’s been vastly better for my cases. Wonder if I see any difference in the quality of the output with this cha…
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Comment #48959959
The move the current companies are missing is to have a legislation declaring ai as a person. Just like how corporations are people, if ai is a person then they don’t have to show …
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Comment #48909320
I am sure this is great but it requires some depth in that field to appreciate this. I don’t understand if what they developed is a tech to do a live scan of any person or just a d…
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Comment #48899622
I respect cynicism and questioning stuff but this is misplaced. You have to trust the government since they are potentially the least partisan source here. Yes the data can be misc…
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Comment #48896345
Some folks I know in academia have their funding cut and so a good stream of research is stopped. Wonder how prevalent it is across academia.
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Comment #48877218
I don’t know if the circular financing is a problem. NVIDIA is the best my name in town, any company has to spend on NVIDIA assets for their compute. Now that makes NVIDIA rich and…
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Comment #48825128
This is alarming. Very soon there will be no point driving because insurance is going to jump in and mandate strict rules around how to sit, hold the steering wheel and how I shoul…
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Comment #48812183
I don’t understand the argument here. The article doesn’t describe a collapse or the breadcrumbs for it. The only argument I can put together is companies hosting the open source m…
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Comment #48811555
Another thing I noticed is the llms perform efficiently/effectively only under the optimum circumstances. May be this just a Claude issue, but when the session goes on for very lon…
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Comment #48806926
This is not a new realization, it’s known. By definition llms are great summarizers not inventors. The value is in having the knowledge readily accessible and to cross check and va…
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Comment #48753895
8k is cheap if laundry is fully offloaded but will a regular consumer spend 8k on a device that is not proven? I guess there is a subset of consumers that this automatically target…
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Comment #48726949
Why is the whole world jumping on to humanoid robots? What am I not seeing that requires this level of investment in it?
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Comment #48679047
So Apple did not ge the benefit of the AI hype (in stock price) but caught the bad repercussions of the AI aftermath
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Comment #48652318
This is quite brilliant. This will seamlessly integrate with every collaboration systems as long as they are able to “enroll” Claude as a user. Claude gains knowledge across system…
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Comment #48651811
This is bad and am glad they found it but with what is going on at the federal level this feels miniscule and not even a rounding error. One example out of hundreds - the kids purc…
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Comment #48648091
The issue is the cost is not going to be a hindrance for companies that have gone all in on the AI development. They may still find it cheaper than hiring engineers and if needed t…
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Comment #48563099
ChatGPT doesn’t allow private relay and hasn’t allowed it since launch may be. So it’s not always possible to not use them, of course now there is no need to use ChatGPT and I have…
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Comment #48557088
Gemini made me turn google off completely. There is no provision to not allow your chat data from being shared send for training - even if you pay. Clearly they don’t care about en…