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So it might be that Dario and Ilya were the ones worried ChatGPT was too powerful to release and wanted to be the god of AI, while Sam was the one pushing to make it available to everyone?
@sama should advocate for open source more to completely turn into a good guy.
I am increasingly convinced that all anti-distillation terms are unenforceable at best, and outright illegal in extremis: They are attempting to assert a copyright claim on uncopyrightable output.
Which also kind of sets one to wondering: Are model parameters copyrightable?
@DaveShapi Not nearly hard enough. Can you actually trust that they will not do this again silently next time? What evidence do you have for this faith?
Soooo, does Hegseth get an apology for the accusations the “supply chain risk” designation was an overreaction? ;)
Or are we fine with silent sabotage of our code now?
i genuinely don't have a problem if a company wants their AI model to refuse sensitive work, but intentionally and silently poisoning codebases is misaligned asf
@CallMeOuta It made perfect sense if you ignored the marketing fluff that Anthropic put out about it, and the credulous tech bloggers with an axe to grind against the administration.
If Platner ever had a Confederate flag tattoo would he ever have been the nominee? Of course not. It would have been unthinkable. Ponder why *that* would be instantly disqualifying for Democrats but why a Nazi SS insignia isn’t. It’s unsettling.
At what point does FUD around AI safetyism become material misrepresentation when it is used to delay product releases, or degrade product functionality, due to concerns around compute shortages?
Remember how a few years back we were not allowed to post certain things on social media because of "harm" that could cause? Yeah, we are at that stage with big lab AI models now.
How do we know that anthropic isn't spying on people's queries and taking their AI research ideas from claude code? Didn't they say they keep the data with no opt out?
In the name of AI safety, I think Anthropic should be shut down.
There are trade-offs to make here, and what’s more important? Their work is just too dangerous, as they themselves declare.
I agree that government should regulate AI.
The sole regulations should be that it is illegal to hide thinking tokens from the end user, and it is illegal to pretend you ran an inference on the user's prompt if you changed it silently.
Your move @DarioAmodei