Look at facts, look at what was mentioned. Look at what wasn't mentioned. The article says it has real world potential, it doesn't say it's inexpensive (or even ready for the real world). There's no analysis at all of the drawbacks.

Right now, the CCP is in the process of formulating its next five year plan. Groups are hyping up their accomplishments in order to justify the funding they've been given and ensure continued funding in the future.

This is a strange conclusion to make, since you don't know how much the process costs. (Note: literally begging the question).

It's really common in medium-to-large companies for all the managers to get together every year, and discuss who will get a raise/promotion and who will not. The number of raises available is limited, so if the manager wants to get a raise for someone on his team, he/she has to know how to fight for it.

The number of raises/promotions is limited in order to keep payroll as small as possible.

"What he should have done was <something illegal that comes with no reward to him>."

"But no, he chose to <gain a profit from his efforts, in a perfectly legal way>."

I am sorry to put it so brusquely, but he has no moral obligation to work for free, and certainly not when doing so is also illegal.

Did you understand what happened in the white house meeting with Trump, Zelensky and European leaders? Trump is looking for a way to coerce Putin into negotiating.

Ummm... This is what bothers you?

Let's assume Anthropic is a business. It's even likely they would be happy to pay a fair licensing fee based on profits. It certainly would be easier. But, they will probably be hit with lawsuit after lawsuit so to survive, they need to pay as little as possible per suit.

Now, there are the lawyers. They might find a group of tens of thousands of people to represent. Since they established the group, there is no leader or clear representative for the group, so the lawyers choose one themselves. They each decide they want to make at least $1 million from the suit. That means two lawyers need to settle for about $7-8 million. So they sue for billions. Eventually, the lawyers talk to anthropic lawyers and say "this is your chance. For only $8 million, you can set a precedent. My clients will claim that this was a win for them, you'll end up paying each claimant about $32 and you'll gain legal rights to unlimited use of their stuff. Best of all, other lawyers hoping for a big win will know $32 is what to target."

So, Anthropic writes the settlement, the lawyers each get their million and the artists receive a mail worded to land in spam. The payout company pays about 25% of the claimants and after 2 year of holding the rest in escrow, the lawyer and payout company split the difference.

But, ok... Yeh... Anthropic is the evil one here

This outcome was predicted by myself and others right here on Slashdot. And probably everywhere else, too.

There is simply too much interest, and far too much money, behind AI for something as petty as laws or justice to stand in its way.

Remember ye well the golden rule: he who hath the gold, rules.

Do a search for "security guarantee ukraine" or "coalition of the willing ukraine" and you will have your answer.

Russia will be trounced like Iraq, and nuclear weapons are something we will have to deal with.

Read a newspaper, stop saying ignorant things.

Your point was "Russia doesn't have any real technology of its own," and "ethnic Russians had a deep hatred of science and technology." To prove that conclusion, you need to show more than "Dyatlov was an ethnic Russian."

To argue that point effectively, you'd need to pretend people like Dmitri Mendeleev and Alexander Popov didn't exist. But they do, so you're wrong.

NATO is planning war against Russia right now in Ukraine. They've been talking about it using "security guarantees" and "coalition of willing" as code words, but there's a high probability they will move soon.

Also, Ukraine has been putting the hurt on Russia recently, even pushing back in places. Russia seems to have culminated offensively. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

It would be interesting if you profiled that with the old Python and these new updates, see how it performs. Get some good data.

Make sure you time it though, otherwise you don't know.

What load are you running to peg your 12 CPUs at 100%?

The author might be surprised how short a time your 10 core machine can actually run at full performance without overheating.

Russians are not crazy, they have a nuclear policy.

They won't use their nuclear weapons until China invades them (following an embarrassing loss to Taiwan).

This is in the historical timeline.

The main issue here is that movie theaters have been begging for more movies to be produced. Instead of producing them, the production companies are experimenting with re-releases.