Definitely this, we can't trust this kind of mechanism for what they open the door to.
I wish people will stay clear of this newer social media... It already smells really bad in its practice.
Remind me how your built your models in the first place? Yeah right...
Very sobering opinion piece. For all the talks about a China / USA race, it feels more like two flavors of the same dystopia. The race is just here to justify acting against their own population interest. The result is then the increase in illiberal fixations and nihilistic world views. This can't end well.
The latest move by the US government treating LLMs like dangerous weapons tells something about the geopolitical moment. Can we collectively raise to the challenge and build on cooperation instead? It'd be a much better position than assuming governments or big companies will make the right choices for everyone else in isolation.
People excited by accumulating so much wealth (on paper) are clearly showing sociopathic traits...
Long, rich, and sourced piece. Or why the current gold rush aims at accelerating wealth accumulation of a few to the expense of everyone else. If the plans work as intended, the outcome won't look good.
Very nice piece, timely and needed. Indeed, let's hope people stick to those principles.
Wondering how those very rich people think and perceive the world? Here is an explanation. I felt unease reading through this.
This is a fact I don't get... people are going their way to satisfy the need of a LLM but not the ones of fellow humans. I guess it's the conclusion which is somewhat right, it's about who has power. This is sad if true... also I doubt it's the single explanation.
Urgh... That was only a matter of time before they notice I guess. That'll go straight in the authoritarian playbook if they make a real move on it.
A good reminder of why this is the protocols which matter. People got too accustomed to centralised platforms.
Especially true for local politics indeed.
Weird decisions, this is really backwards...
Better late than never I guess? Let's just hope this becomes very costly for that evil company.
This piece is strongly worded but the logic is sound. We see many examples of power plays in guise of "innovation" which lead to killing openly sharing (and so killing real innovation). It's urgent to fight back and ensure things stay open.
Looks like some governments noticed that they can move away from GitHub and are testing the waters. Good idea!
The insurances are starting to crumble under the risks. Looks like it's time to do something about it.
Looks like someone is actually paying attention to what's going on.
Well, what can I say? This is excellent news and I'm excited to see it happen. Let's hope more governments do the same. It'll take a while of course, so we'll have to be patient.