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@adamdavidlong I know part of why I was thinking that is it’s much more palatable to think of intelligence as utility, even under the guise of going straight nationalization, but tbh feels very shallow in explanation

@pridesai Agree, if Aschenbrenner is right (and he's seemed pretty prescient so far) it seems like the more likely outcome if full on nationalization. Seems kind of crazy to think about that, but then again we are livining in crazy times.

i feel like people want to treat ai labs as a utility like electricity but the case is pretty weak. cable/broadband went through this exact fight and it failed bc courts said congress never authorized it + it’s not a true natural monopoly. hard to see how “intelligence” clears a bar that internet lines couldn’t. i guess tho is al ai consolidates to 1-2 providers everything depends on, the monopoly argument could work to fit the definition

TIL Caesar salad was created in 1924 in Tijuana, Mexico by an Italian-born restaurateur whose establishment was frequented by American tourists avoiding Prohibition.

@mccoyspace really?

@pridesai I was thinking the same thing walking around town yesterday

i think thin lips may be coming back

@dnlklr i do want to know more now

Might need to write an essay about how the park near my house has singlehandedly radicalized me into an extreme chud.

@ItsElanaGold @ADINonline

VCs are quietly using AI to screen decks and do diligence before a meeting has even happened. I've talked to three funds this month doing it. Most founders have no idea.

@davidtphung Yes

intelligence will be like a hydrocarbon that you feed into a type of machine that coverts it work. basic components: - intelligence = hydrocarbon fuel - your “ai” setup = the machine/ engine - tuned output = useful work

squiggle friday @ArtOnBlockchain

@seth yes

@pridesai Want their own model = train their own agent?

the next chapter for ai is less about intelligence + more about ownership. everyone will want their own model they can tune and run themselves

@rileybeans_ no

@pridesai have you listened to the keynote speech Xi made?

this feels somewhat notable, i'm surprised not more ppl are discussing

ownership is one way to enable more autonomy in the age of automation

@stephwakefield_ good timing hahah

The release of Kimi is less a technical demonstration than a spectacular display of geopolitical power through which China showcases its frontier AI capabilities while projecting a new image of itself as the global leader of open models, unregulated innovation and a “global symphony of coordination.” A lot of tech world seems oblivious to this imaginal dimension of contemporary strategy and war but China notably has been working in it for long time

@_0xsd_ think it will be more commonplace tho

@pridesai you can already do that in a way it's just md files, models have been swappable for a while now

@vincentweisser 🔥

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@erinbeess ya like it’s fine

@pridesai trying to pull some teenage engineering apple shit and it's just corny

tech corp swag tryign to be tastefull and cool is starting to aggravate me lol. just be ugly its fine id respect u more almost