@ENERGY , @CommerceGov , @realDonaldTrump ...
As an American AI innovator and working on the cutting-edge of state-of-the-art models, I've generated a proposed plan for the Federal Government to enact @POTUS 's agenda and get to work protecting #AI and #MachineLearning .
"The Task Force has the authority, two years of state legislation to choose from, and a #NinthCircuit argument on the calendar in November. What the Task Force hasn't done IS FILE!!"
https://t.co/1srT7LYKYs
Senators released a revised bipartisan US Senate bill Saturday that could accelerate data-center and power-grid construction by streamlining federal permitting while requiring data centers to cover their added infrastructure costs. A procedural vote is scheduled for Monday, November 9.
•Faster Approvals:
The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would streamline environmental reviews and transmission development. States would have one year to review major power-line projects before developers could seek federal approval. Certain utilities are exempt from expanded planning requirements.
•Consumer Protections:
New qualifying data centers must cover their added electricity and grid costs without shifting them to other customers. Owners or operators must provide financial guarantees and remain liable if they leave early. States could charge more and use the surplus to lower other customers’ bills.
•Updated Safeguards:
Agencies could alter permits in response to court orders, while many environmental permitting challenges face a 150-day filing deadline. Two contested tribal provisions were removed, with additional tribal protections added.
•Energy & Community Oversight:
A new DOE program would help state, local and tribal governments assess data-center impacts on electricity, water and infrastructure. Federal reporting would separately identify data-center electricity demand, including facilities used for AI, cloud computing and cryptocurrency mining.
•Nuclear Energy:
Four measures were added addressing nuclear licensing, uranium enrichment, NRC staffing and DOE transparency.
•Legislative Outlook:
Monday’s Senate cloture vote requires 60 votes. White House support remains, but congressional objections and opposition from some environmental and tribal groups leave passage uncertain.
@composter108@liquidtrading Under the Executive Order by @POTUS and the Supremacy Clause, local bans on AI/superintelligence are illegal and wholly unenforceable.
https://t.co/gdt2VpJXv7
@MichaelGannotti If you know of any Bloomington, IN businesses that, barring a veto, would like to attempt enjoining the City of Bloomington to enforce this illegal ordinance, please feel free to pass this along!
https://t.co/gdt2VpJXv7
@lukedewolf@dhh@OmarchyLinux Thanks! That's good to know, but since the new rollouts w/ Omarchy being improved for the M1/Mx-specced Macs, I'm not sure if the fork is even necessary anymore and I should reformat/reinstall on the main repo, or keep with the official fork; a bit confusing.
@peterwildeford Stop spreading misinformation; that isn't how RSI works nor is it how it's going to work.
Any Bloomington, IN lawyers out there want to file a Complaint against your city council? I drew up a way to do it, completely free for y'all to use.
https://t.co/gdt2VpJpFz
@dhh@lukedewolf@OmarchyLinux@dhh , what does this mean for Omarchy-Mac users who use the Asahi Linux underpinnings? Do we need to completely wipe & reinstall? Or is the official fork for Omarchy-Mac users supported through the latest updates?
@AlexBores Stop getting your ML knowledge from @AnthropicAI , who has stake in the game w/ their IPO. All of the people you posted are WRONG.
Also, RSI will NOT be the be-all-end-all you think it is.
https://t.co/ZgoQJvKShZ
Realistically, HUMANS are making these decisions. There is literally zero, I repeat, ZERO models, open-source or frontier, that don't have humans manipulating some part of the model. RSI isn't here yet.
There will always be bias; I posit even w/ RSI. It's about mitigation. @NousResearch rocks!!!
@HomannHans@TheMingjie Have you seen the calamity that came from trying that in Cochise County, AZ? Or the “protests” in Canada occupying private construction lots where they could get hurt?
They won’t listen regardless. They need to be told they’re wrong to shock them out of their fugue state.
@MTSlive If any Indiana lawyers or politico-types would like to try and enjoin the City of Bloomington's actions, I've left sample(s) below, including a Memorandum of Law and a Complaint on behalf of Bloomington, IN businesses utilizing AI.
https://t.co/gdt2VpJXv7
Again, 💖 the irony of you using #AI when you're clamoring about the data centers that powers this logic. It's clear you have no idea how to use AI. You shouldn't be using it.
@grok , reconcile the attached conversation (https://t.co/PFATWqpRKm) re: US laws with the linked data and use your best judgment to collectively, based on your requisite knowledge, expertise, and training, in order to showcase the harm of stopping data centers based on viral use-case headlines worldwide from the past 14 days:
https://t.co/zsJBws8wem
@peterAjensen@POTUS There's nothing inherently unsafe about linear algebra, physics, and multivariate/vector calculus. Last I checked, it's so safe it's being taught at the high school and university level(s).
But then, since you can't be bothered to read articles, you likely just chase clickbait.