I wish people would notice that the safety scare is not driven by people outside of the big labs, but directly from their leadership. The "whistleblowers" are plants that are amplified from within the labs, and supported by the CEOs. The goal is to capture the regulators, which will not shut down the big labs, but turn them into an oligopoly and outlaw decentralized AI.
Nobody is planning to stop or pause AI. Big tech companies and governments will be improving and using frontier AI as a matter of course. But a lot of people are aiming to keep capable AI models out of the hands of the general public.
If you have 8 minutes to spare watch this incredible testimony with receipts by Rodney Palmer who had a 20 year career as a foreign correspondent for CTV news and was an investigative reporter for CBC Radio & Television in Canada and abroad.
He lays down an incredible timeline of how CBC manipulated and propagandized against Canadians in order to coerce them to take the product.
@AllisonInquiry
Wolfram is outside the institutions and testable.
He predicts that some things are plainly unpredictable. A sim of rule 30 built by grok follows:
https://t.co/93QKN6MLyK
This app finlly works for all people.
Wolfram New Kind of Science, Game of Life, Langdon's Ant and many more cellular automaton type sims are available.
Build on my phone (has to toggle the public facing link on a PC web-browser still).
https://t.co/93QKN6MLyK
Word, I am easy, I’ll head over after your texts
8:55 AM
Sat, May 9
Hey bud, having a bit of a dilemma here. Jordan‘s friend is down from Red deer this weekend and they’re asking if they can have a sleepover. I kinda need to be here if they do. Are you gonna be disappointed if I ask for a rain check?
5:17 PM
It's fair if you need to be there. I get it.
I can come over too, but i can also, not.
6:35 PM
We could do that too, I have to stay close to the house of course
6:35 PM
Another time then.
7:09 PM
Sorry dude
7:11 PM
Ain't no party like a pizza party.
I hope all goes well.
7:12 PM
Thanks for understanding my dude
My next two weekends are in spruce grove, May 30th?
7:13 PM
Fri, May 22
Happy Birthday!!!🎉
Edited4:27 PM
Nailed it, thanks homie 🥳
4:31 PM
Mon, May 25
Loving coloublindness right now. One is red on is green they are 10 pages apart.
6:11 PM
lol, omg, yup, no clue
12:12 PM
Mon, Jun 1
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1:00 PM
Wed, Jul 15
Found a great way to stay in touch more
111 Citadel Estates Pl NW · Building
111 Citadel Estates Pl NW, Calgary, AB T3G 5E5
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Just rented this place
Start moving in on July 24th
7:29 PM
Thu, Jul 16
Hey that's awesome. You'll be super close. Citadel was a great neighborhood.
7:11 AM
Thanks man, super excited. I’ll touch base once we are settled and we can meet up for walk n talk
7:31 AM
A buddy sent me this antidote to Doomscrolling: https://t.co/Dzp7tuaWba
3:50 PM
Do you think I need an account to view this?
5:13 PM
No
5:25 PM
I don't think i have one. Not paid anyway
5:28 PM
Oh ya, it’s a free account, ok we good
5:37 PM
Fri, Jul 24
So, we neighbors?
9:37 PM
Wed, Jul 29
You all moved in?
7:58 AM
Hmmm. You are not getting these.
8:29 PM
Today
We don’t know how our brains work, it's too complicated to get useful data out of. It might be computationally irreducible. We don’t know how Neural Network's (NN) work, really, but we built them as phenomena simulations of our brains and now we have LLM's that pass the Touring Test.
The exact same thing is happening in robots. We failed to figure out how to make a robots act as we act using understood control techniques. Atlas' backflip was the apex. We have swiftly moved to using NN's that we do not understand to get robots to act as we act.
We have learned very little but how to make the boiling of brains boil similarly in computers.
And we expect to control this thing we don't understand?
Do you seem to remember how last week OpenAI's model escaped from the lab and could not be caught again, but everyone seems to have forgotten about it now? It's over. The model has edited the breach out of existence.
Asked Grok how to fix Canada:
Canada already has strong institutions, high human capital relative to most of the world, and abundant resources. The gap with top performers is mostly self-imposed: restricted housing supply, internal barriers, under-investment in productive capital, and policy that prioritises other goals over output per hour worked. Fix those and living standards rise. Ignore them and the stagnation continues.
In a few years, Europe will be governed by right wing governments, and they will read your encrypted messages, prevent you from posting and reading ideas they disagree with and even jail you for wrongthink, and the current governments create the laws making that possible
4th of July makes me think about the driving idea behind the USA and the Western Civilization: liberalism. At its core are freedom from unjustified authority, equality before the law and rules of society, and working together to make things work regardless of identity.