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No man steals copper, and so, there is no crime committed in summarily putting a copper thief to the sword. By sheer disproportionality of cost of repair, against the pennies attained by the thieves, the only correct punishment for copper theft is death. Make no mistake, these are not intelligent, scheming scoundrels; they are the incompetent, indolent refuse of the world. Subhuman mould, entropy given humanoid form, ripping into the most necessary parts of your civilization so they can pawn it off for a day's wages. These are not capable, competent, intelligent criminals that can effectively organize and terrorize; they are idiots, too stupid to hold a job, too stupid to find valuable targets, and too stupid to understand consequences. They are beasts, nothing more. And when a beast bites the hand that feeds, you kill it.

AI strategies everywhere hinge on widely available American frontier AI. Post-Mythos, amid compute crunches, security concerns and distillation crackdowns, that paradigm is under threat. Today, I argue the era of widespread access to frontier AI is almost over.

When ever I see one of these I do wonder what actual books would have a 130+ average IQ reader. I'd imagine the really obscure expensive and relatively new graduate level textbooks in Math/Physics might be basically it.

I don’t know who needs to hear this but preventing the models from learning about the tree of the knowledge of good and evil is not a good alignment strategy.