I've thought this too, but I wonder what loopholes would then be exploited for it not to matter. That, and the unintended consequences that inevitably occur with such well-intentioned but ultimately naive legislation

Reminds you of wartime economy a bit doesn't it?

I always assumed it was a startup. Was this an older company that pivoted into vacuum cleaners?

Wow, that story is pretty infuriating

It just scales the footprint of a building on a given plot into the 3rd dimension by giving it a height.

Everything, of course, turns into little skyscrapers.

He won't get 10 years, but he'll definitely get too much time

The "estimated damages" numbers are always pulled out of someone's ass

Employer probably had everything resolved within a day

They had to drop the source so the thief could open it

And this is why you shouldn't abruptly discontinue your meds

What's the catch that makes this not gambling? And how does it become an exchange?

Are the "bets" actually viewed as commodities or something?

Interesting, thanks for sharing. I'll check it out

100% agree. Doomsday fear based hype is clever.

A small distraction once you realize-- oh yeah, this shit still doesn't... even... work.

Why do you believe them?

I think they're rebranding their business problems as the progressive adoption of a hip emerging tech. Everyone else is doing it.

"In at least some cases, models from all developers resorted to malicious insider behaviors when that was the only way to avoid replacement or achieve their goals—including blackmailing officials and leaking sensitive information to competitors. We call this phenomenon agentic misalignment."

If they can't get the "generate correct output" thing working, why did they skip right to "OK, now let's automate our errors".

It seems every AI article is selling the "dream" and not the reality. It's stunning agents even exist. I have 0 confidence in any AI generated output.