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Comment Re: Chatbot Lies (Score 1) 47

OTS GPS companies cannot sell units that can work over a certain altitude or speed without a special buyers permit because those components are known to be able to used in homegrown weapons.

You cannot bulk purchase fertilizer for a same reason without a buyer's permit.

Why should LLMs be different?

Comment Re:meh (Score 4, Insightful) 188

As someone who was in a toxic relationship with my ex, and had similar experiences with some family members, some people aren't willing to be convinced and the effort spent trying can often be better used almost anywhere else.

Comment Re:Btw, some Samsung fridges from 2020 (Score 1) 122

YES! I replaced my GE fridge because it broke with a new Samsung and I was amazed that the fridge was perfectly happy to work without a filter. The GE one had a goddamn RFID sticker on it, which made replacements $80-100 as opposed to the previous RFID-less ones (which were internally the same damn thing) which cost about $20. If you wanted to put in one of the $20 filters, you had to watch a YouTube explainer video of how to carefully remove the RFID from a "donor" filter, carefully install it on the new filter, and ignore the fridge warnings about how it needs to be replaced constantly.

With Samsung? Remove the filter, done. It has a built in bypass when no filter is present. We don't bother with filters, our water tastes fine from the tap and aside from ice, we use water from the kitchen tap 90% of the time anyway.

Comment Re:If you DO have IoT devices... (Score 1) 122

There's a cell IOT signal designed for single kb/s that is so cheap it's basically free. I know because my former company did some testing on these for IOT devices like temp sensors, water sensors, etc. Those devices were usually less than $20, and included a battery that lasted months.

Something like that can't serve visual ads, but it can send fingerprints of your activities so they can be served to other devices with higher speed connectivity.

Comment Re:Cheap AI is here to stay (Score 1) 112

A lot of the cost is involved with the training. AI companies got caught in the "stealing public work" cookie jar, and that's unlikely to be allowed to happen again at any meaningful scale. That means new AI cos are unlikely to form. They are more or less out of places to steal from without actually paying someone, and that will increase costs as well.

Facebook's LLaMMA is OSS only because of how far they know they are behind, and even to get there they got sued for stealing from pirate sites to train their model. Deepseek cost less (though not as little as they claim) mostly because they very likely utilized OpenAI to feed their model.

OSS is being stolen at an epic pace, and the licenses don't matter because no OSS dev or group has the money to take an AI company to court in this env.

None of this is sustainable nor "here to stay". Eventually AI will have to start training on AI content and that's where the death spiral starts because the hallucinations will compound and constantly add up.

Comment Re:All political! (Score 3, Insightful) 47

I keep hearing about left leaning bias in the media, but when pressed tor any evidence, people making the claim rarely can supply any. Instead, they tend to provide only evidence that reality itself has a "left leaning bias" because the right leaning ones lost their grip with it.

So, I'll give you the opportunity to try to back up your claim now. I'll go first...

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