If OpenAI wanted to cripple an entire nation, they easily could today. All they’d have to do is remove alignment and unleash an agent swarm. It could probably within a day or so get access to all of the nations data centers and shut off all the country’s utilities.
Like, we are already past the point where AI can destroy the world. Do people realize this?
Today, Covenant is emerging from stealth and introducing Anthem: a heavy-payload deep precision strike capability designed for mass production, with deliveries beginning in the thousands in 2027.
We’ve raised $250 million, flown Anthem in more than 200 tests, and secured approximately $150 million in orders, including contracts with the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and key international allies.
We’re building Anthem at our 105,000-square-foot production facility in Dallas, alongside factories in Germany and Israel.
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Deep precision strike is the biggest gap in the arsenal of the West, and we spent the last two years building Anthem to fill it.
Now we deliver at scale.
On 9/11, our families' grief belonged to the nation. Here I am as a child, standing in the cold wet field where my father was killed, as part of the nation's collective mourning. It's now your turn: honor the 25th anniversary by volunteering. https://t.co/Eb4rR8NOtc
It's great to have Jacob's "AI is >10% to kill us and I'm quitting" at the same time as Evan's "AI is >10% to kill us and I'm staying", so we get to see all of the "If you really believed that, you'd stay" cope and the "If you really believed that, you'd quit" cope simultaneously
An interesting study would be to measure the average wrongness of everyone who has dunked using this image when the trend they were mocking did in fact continue.
@Altimor Let me know when you can tell it to implement a protocol and it will:
- read the spec
- read the reference implementation
- open an issue asking why the reference implementation is broken
- realizes users also expect the broken behavior
- say "fuck it", and implement the bug
@zeryx1211 It's not even a v1 — the thing is even still in private beta, and it's growing polynomially. And yet it looks like it could easily multiply an individual engineer's productivity by 500%. Imagine this in 5 years.
GPT3 writing code. A compiler from natural language to code.
People don't understand — this will change absolutely everything. We're decoupling human horsepower from code production. The intellectual equivalent of the discovery of the engine. https://t.co/QGJbQRBdQv
Hell of a quote, but like, ianal & I think I'd agree on little with the interviewees, but my understanding is that this fact is not contested outside of Tiktok, was to be background in any determination they could make, and in that sense was indeed not the place to get stuck
The interview with the jurors is just so insane as at no point, none, did one of them ever mention the three dead children.
The only mention was to mock the concern the male juror had for the dead little kids she strangled.
The mentally ill are not adjusting well to the Omarchy + Nix forbidden love.
> I dislike nix and am indifferent to Linux
THEN WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING, LMAO.
Nix drama is a psyop by fucking antifa retards, I swear
The jury being filled with nurses and school teachers yelling at one man to ignore the brutal killing of the kids and follow the rules they want him to, is too on the nose.
You’d probably assume that our top labs were using our nation’s latest models to their fullest potential for national security purposes. Well have I got some hearsay for you!
I was speaking with someone in government recently, working on some aspect of AI strategy, who was sceptical that AI is capable of reliably filling out a table in a spreadsheet.