I do not understand why it is a big deal for Antropic to lose the pentagon contract? I mean, they’re already making forays in the enterprise space and there’s 10s of other contracts Anthropic has already won. What makes this one so special?
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#102Happy to keep my underutilized subscription as long as they keep fighting ('-')7
Kinda the wrong venue for “fighting,” no? Congress is the place we decided for that, and we all abide by its laws. If Uncle Sam comes knocking, a fight just means you’re the enemy.
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#103> A source familiar with the Tuesday meeting says the Pentagon said it would terminate Anthropic’s contract by Friday if the company does not agree to its terms. Pentagon officials also warned they would either use the Defense Production Act against Anthropic, or designate Anthropic a supply chain risk if the company didn’t comply with their demands. So they're saying they won't use it if it comes with restrictions.…
the funny thing that no one seems to be talking about is that all the other LLM's have already agreed and Anthropic is the only holding out.
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#104Tangent: is there a future for AI offerings with guardrails? What kind of user wants to pay for a product that occasionally tells you "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"? Why would I pay for a product that doesn't do what I want, despite being capable? I predict that as AI becomes less of a bubble and more of an everyday thing - and thus subject to typical market pressures - offerings with guardrails will st…
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#106This is fascism. What law are they breaking? What authority does hegseth have? This feels alot like the threat of state violence to silent dissent.
Basically yes. The Trump regime is made up of the absolute worst kind of people. They seem utterly incapable of comprehending real solutions to any of the problems that we face. The only thing they know how to do is bark orders to do whatever simple thing can fit inside their own heads, and then resort to bullying if the target does not comply. It is prudent to avoid giving such people any more capabilities, which wi…
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#107Happy to keep my underutilized subscription as long as they keep fighting ('-')7
Kinda the wrong venue for “fighting,” no? Congress is the place we decided for that, and we all abide by its laws. If Uncle Sam comes knocking, a fight just means you’re the enemy.
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#108> But Anthropic has concerns over two issues that it isn’t willing to drop, the source said: AI-controlled weapons and mass domestic surveillance of American citizens. Not a good look for the Pentagon.
I just don't see how AI dropping the bombs is going to make anything worse.
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#109If OpenAI employees have an inch of spine left, they better demand Sama to take the same stance on this as Dario. No mass surveillance and no autonomous weapons.
Sam would sell his mom to make $0.50. Pretty sure he will be willing to do whatever the Pentagon wants.
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#110Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sam would sell his mom to make $0.50. Pretty sure he will be willing to do whatever the Pentagon wants.
I always hear this view of Altman, but then why does he have no equity in OpenAI? What’s the greedy master plan there?