Kind of cuts against their argument that Claude is a supply chain risk. Brilliant move by Dario in allowing USG access to this - will make it difficult for the political hacks to argue about security risks at trial.
It's probable that Dario realized Anthropic shouldn't be in charge of a silicon god, and it's best left to elected representatives. Maybe because he'd end up assassinated like SamA has been on deck for this week.
I'm not sure why this comment is dead. I don't really agree with what is stated here, mainly because I lack any faith in the critical thinking skills of most people mentioned in this post. But the comment itself is a statement of personal belief, does not contain any threats, isn't structurally inflammatory or otherwise presenting as being opposed to civil discussion.
Vouched the comment, anyone who feels differently feel free to correct me as I'm genuinely interested in why this comment is dead.
I can't imagine there will ever be another Snowden. After seeing how whistleblowers are prosecuted by the government and villified by the public while literally nothing changes[1], who would throw their life away for that?
[1] Actually, the situation has only gotten worse and worse.
Solving “cars killing kids” is a lot harder than solving “dropping bombs on schools killing kids”. With the latter, we simply stop doing it. We can’t just stop using cars right away.
Kind of cuts against their argument that Claude is a supply chain risk. Brilliant move by Dario in allowing USG access to this - will make it difficult for the political hacks to argue about security risks at trial.
Not like we needed any more evidence that argument was political nonsense.
Just like anthropics claims to ethics
Are they no longer worried about the supply-chain threat that Anthropic poses?
It's probable that Dario realized Anthropic shouldn't be in charge of a silicon god, and it's best left to elected representatives. Maybe because he'd end up assassinated like SamA has been on deck for this week.
I'm not sure why this comment is dead. I don't really agree with what is stated here, mainly because I lack any faith in the critical thinking skills of most people mentioned in this post. But the comment itself is a statement of personal belief, does not contain any threats, isn't structurally inflammatory or otherwise presenting as being opposed to civil discussion.
Vouched the comment, anyone who feels differently feel free to correct me as I'm genuinely interested in why this comment is dead.
I wonder what kind of frightening new cyber weapons three letter orgs will develop with this. And who they will be used against.
They say they're ensuring "guardrails", but to that I say lol as we wait for the next Snowden.
I can't imagine there will ever be another Snowden. After seeing how whistleblowers are prosecuted by the government and villified by the public while literally nothing changes[1], who would throw their life away for that?
[1] Actually, the situation has only gotten worse and worse.
There…have been multiple.
I imagine that you will need to use a giant budget for covering those codebases, and you can always run a longer and more expensive loop.
If Mythos is really as good as Anthropic says it is there is no way the NSA isn't already using it.
You mean.. their own version?
or that they’ve taken it from Anthropic?
Also: you don’t think the White House is privy to all of the data sources, dashboards and tools its subsidiaries have - do you…?
They either are running it in a NSA DC or have API access.
Let’s hope mythos is all hype then
SOTA model will only kill 100 children instead of 160.
Cars killed way more children
Maybe the Geneva convention should be updated to allow more generous quotas of collateral damage then. /s
Solving “cars killing kids” is a lot harder than solving “dropping bombs on schools killing kids”. With the latter, we simply stop doing it. We can’t just stop using cars right away.
That line is suitable at X, not here!!
While one was avoidable and unnecessary, and other can be improved!!
Cancer kills way more people than murder… so what!