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It was the precedence that he set. unfortunately, there is a non zero chance that even if he hadn't Trump would have and will do the same bloody thing.
Its hard to take the moral high ground when you're int the mud with the pigs.
mind you. Trump would have set that precedence on his own anyway.
I think and chase alternate chains of thought way faster than i can speak.
>become a good citizen
these are skills.
these are what you teach your children.
Yes you guts spend too much and get too little from it.
If they ever deliver a single unit that's a low enough bar to make it completely economically infeesable.
if they somehow managed to sell a couple of thousand... it might become profitable.
this has to be just a fantastic bit of marketing to jazz up their share price.
also.. I'd love to see a blooper roll of making it do these things...
nice place you got here, be a shame if something happened to it....
Its gotten to the point i just dont buy books anymore.
I miss the days of reading in bed my small format paperback.
I'm not super sure about that. But if its going to exist I'm crossing my fingers it works to the OSS community benefits (eventually)
Thats a lot of overreach.
hell if I emptied my 30kw into the grid in my state/country at the most expensive time I'd earn AU$21.00
to earn US$150 means either HUGE battery capacity (and transmission capacity) or utterly rediculous power pricing... both mean really lousy power supply and grid design. I'm all for indipendance but the reality is we live in communities and count on the collective to rise us all up together.
that sort of profit is a clear warning sign of a broken community.
it shouldnt be celebrated.
Killswitch Engineer
San Francisco, California, United States
300,000-500,000 per year
About the Role
Listen, we just need someone to stand by the servers all day and unplug them if this thing turns on us. You'll receive extensive training on "the code word" which we will shout if GPT goes off the deep end and starts overthrowing countries.
We expect you to:
• Be patient.
• Know how to unplug things. Bonus points if you can throw a bucket of water on the servers, too. Just in case.
• Be excited about OpenAI's approach to research
the idiocy here is the stupid psudo "AGI" marketing around the services.
its really simple. Whoever run the service to do the task requested is responsible. If OpenAI sent an agent out to train their AI then the directors are to be held responsible, if a user of the service used the service and it inadvertently "hacked" someone then both are held responsible.
throwing AI into the mix changes nothing about how the law is applied. its a tool, like a car or a gun. The user of the tool is responsible for how its used, the manufacturer is also responsible for the safety of it.
the economics of those companies will cause a catastrophic wipe out of jobs across the board.
its fucked up and while i cheer on The US/Germany/France/Poland etc backing Ukraine, they're all guilty of paricipating in the drawn out decimating of Ukraine.
I'd appreciate better formatting of the blind spot and "you got it wrong" results.
I feel like this is less about news and more about urban legends and old wives tales.
would be very interested in seeing this become more contemporary and up to date with more recent events.
the legal system exists for a reason. use it!
I think i'm going to run down the dont use it path, which is a shame, because i do use it atm.