As frontier labs subsidies going down, majority of companies will be forced to pivot to open weight models that will be 70-80% cheaper for 95% of the performance
Inference is like energy, study Jevon paradox.
Use @engyai
For those who left TAO and/or were once curious about it and moved on to other things, now is probably a good time to re underwrite.
NFA.
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If this week’s cyberattacks have shown us anything, it’s how absolutely necessary it is for the UK to have sovereign AI capabilities.
This is now urgent.
In the past, the most sophisticated hacking and cyberattack work required considerable expertise, time, and resources. Nation states, intelligence agencies and rogue hacking groups had a substantial advantage - a tiny, tiny number of people.
Today, AI is able to rapidly identify these vulnerabilities, so it's much easier for hostile actors to point an AI at a certain piece of software and ask it to find potential exploits - including in the software that runs many of our key institutions across the public and private sectors.
It is absolutely conceivable that Britain’s hospitals, defence infrastructure, and national grid could be targeted in future cyberattacks. It's already being planned. If these were to be damaged or disabled as a result, thousands could die. If not more.
It is therefore essential that we have the ability to defend ourselves - and the only way to do that is by developing AI sovereignty.
Cybersecurity, and actually much of the global economy, will increasingly rely on AI. It will be an essential tool in combating these sophisticated cyberattacks, alongside skilled people and secure domestic infrastructure.
As things stand, the dominant players are the US and China, but Britain is well positioned to become a serious third force in AI development.
Outside the EU, we have the freedom to set our own domestic regulatory framework, and we could have some of the cheapest energy in the world if we implemented Restore Britain’s energy security strategy.
We cannot afford to be beholden to a foreign power for any of the essentials of life.
Food, energy, defence and, increasingly, AI.
We must build our own infrastructure and train our own models. We must equip our people with the skills to build this industry. Electricians, plumbers, construction workers, and software engineers.
Done right, it can bring benefits to our people, but more importantly - the steps outlined here are absolutely essential for our national security.
Komms has officially acquired SN27!
We are building the best decentralised workspace & community app and this is a huge step in achieving this.
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BLACK OCTOBER That is the beauty of TEE attestation policies (If measure change = shutdown) Guarantee that the code that should be running is not changed, or else TRIGGER THE BRAKER OFF.
Just how many cameras are out there?
Last week we named five categories of industries we can serve. Starting today, we’ll take a closer look at each of them one at a time. First up: Security.
Retail and logistics: cameras cover the sales floor, the stockroom and the loading dock, often across many locations under one operator. Every site produces its own footage, and eventually footage is needed from the right clip and the right camera on the right day.
Casinos, gaming and hospitality: gaming floors, cash cages and entrances are recorded around the clock, and gaming regulators set rules for how long that footage has to be kept.
Corrections and detention: housing units, corridors and intake areas are recorded constantly, and incident footage may be needed long after the fact.
Four more in Security:
Banking and financial branches: counters, ATMs, vaults
Education and campuses: gates, hallways, parking lots
Commercial buildings, real estate and parking: lobbies, garages, access points
Stadiums and venues: concourses, entrances, vendor sites, crowd areas
In security, footage is evidence. It arrives constantly and incidents have to stay findable and affordable to keep. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it.
Next up: Public Safety.
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How do you explain a subnet to private equity and VC funds?
@MaxSebti starts with the company. @webuildscore has a commercial business they can work with, and behind it a lab of 256 teams competing to give them the best model they can get.
Then they join the dots, and the conversation is easy. His rule: if you start with crypto, it's over.