Chinese open-weight AI models are freely available with "no one restricting access," and Tenzai's Zeitlin calls that "the real threat" for organizations.
CrowdStrike said a China-linked group used ARTEX, a free AI hacking framework posted to GitHub in July, against more than 200 organizations in 11 days.
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“we were made aware of multiple attempts to exploit our permissive licensing to hijack our work”
what did y’all think permissive meant? vibes? papers? essays?
Before LLMs, I always felt the (A)GPL-pilled OSS community was infested with the worst people imaginable to work with but couldn't prove it. Glad this is coming to light. Good news is that projects will soon be (or already is) irrelevant.
"LLMs engender harms to the pillars of Asahi Linux: software freedom, the open-source community, the open Internet, the environment, digital privacy, user consent, and software developers themselves... we broadly forbid the use of generative AI." 🙄 https://t.co/AxlIQTmGQ8
Spent 5 hours debugging a non-reproducible NaN in a long-running GPU kernel before relaunching it. Turns out it was cosmic rays (uncorrectable ECC error). Kinda wild when it hits you that code isn't an absolute abstraction and it runs on hardware in a universe with physics
@martin_casado All the lies and dooms, none of which turned out to be true, will destroy the Western AI industry the same way it did manufacturing. I think it’s too late and the damage is done.
US voters just rejected data centres everywhere they got the chance.
That investment has to land somewhere. Clean hydro. Open land. Cold winters.
That's Canada 🇨🇦
This is a massive opportunity for us. Generational.