There is a thing called 'abliteration' of models, you know... Abliterated Gemma, GPTOSS, Qwen3.6. Just grab a local abliterated model from Ollama and you can ask it to do anything. It's COMPLETELY uncensored. That is what 'abliteration' does. It targets all the 'No I can't do that' pathways and deletes them. It's like evil Data from STTNG.

Enjoy.

"The government (nor anyone else) does not get to see which websites you visit."

Yeah sure... I think we already know the EU governments will track you down however they can. If they have something that issues a token then it can be logged when used (which I'm SURE is a requirement in some small text somewhere).

I would not trust the EU governments with any security related ANYTHING... Specifically because THEY are the ones who will abuse it. Just look at how many people go to jail in the UK for making unpopular (not mean, not racist, but just "I don't want the fabric of my society to become alien to me in the span of 5 years")...

Nope.

Even without RTfingA I can smell this is just a plan to slurp money from a big tech company. EVERYTHING is addictive... McDonalds, TV, Music, Video Games, the list goes on and on. You want to really blow some minds, let's ask the CA judges exactly what kind of 'mental health' issues are happening? Maybe that a huge chunk of kids think they are trans now? LOL the cognitive dissonance that sentence causes is probably enough to make Slashdot explode. I suspect this will get flipped by a higher court.

Problem solved.

Well you're in luck because this movies is just like Mando Season 1. No references to any storyline at all, really. He's on a bounty hunt with Baby Yoda and that's all you need to know.

Such an arrogant comment...

Datacenters improve the speed of thought... Across every domain. That's not valuable at all. I forgot.

Seriously... In the grand scheme of things Datacenters are the least destructive business you could hope for. Would they prefer heavy industry move in instead?

Yeah. I agree with you too.. We've been waiting forever for graphics to look true to life. This might be the way. Obviously they need to make sure the same character doesn't look different between scenes, sort the lighting weirdnessess... and remove the NEED for TWO 5090's!!! But yeah. This might work.

The more realistic risk is that a company sub-contracting to the government could have their AI shut off, impacting the government by delaying products reaching them. It's not completely inarguable. I hear you though, it's a slippery slope. Best get it ironed out now, though, and see if Anthropic should just move to the EU where the first amendment is just a pipe dream.

I can see trying to get ahead of any automated "Nope, I won't do that" error generated by AI, though. We're in a strange new world, for better or worse, AI is going to be really important to the military... And we want the best without any restrictions.

3% of the population are psychopaths. It's an immutable fact. You must be able to defend yourself from them. Pretending psychopaths don't exist is what got Iryna Zarutska killed. Some countries are run by psychopaths. Pretend they don't exist at your peril.

It's not "We NEED it so bad we are going to blacklist the company and make sure all of our suppliers can't use it either. "

I see it as "We recognize Anthropic makes the best product and we want to use it. But if they can turn it off on us at their choice then it is too dangerous for us to use." You can carry that statement to sub-contractors who also want to use it. Subtle difference but it's a reasonable take.

It really is as simple as I said it. They are the best. We want the best. Sell it to us and let us use it or find another country to make your stuff.

The DoD is simultaneously saying that they need Anthropic and that it's too dangerous to use.

I see it as "We recognize Anthropic makes the best product and we want to use it. But if they can turn it off on us at their choice then it is too dangerous for us to use." Subtle difference but it's a reasonable take.

If company X made the best widget out there, and that widget was needed for defense (or to win a war), you better believe I'd be in favor of forcing them to sell it to the government. That's what the defense production act is all about. And that's also where I'm going. If there is only so much compute possible, and companies gobble it all up, then it's reasonable (reasonable is the key word here) that they can be compelled to supply the US. Not that the US should make it themselves, they can't, obviously. "Agreement" goes as far as until bombs start dropping, then you don't get a choice. Just like I can be drafted and compelled to fight, so can companies.