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Comment Re:US Bubble AI Economy Pops - Chinese Cheapness (Score 1) 95

IIUC, the Chinese strategy is to come up with a cheaper collection of tools, including models, that are incompatible with the standard US tooling, and convince other countries to use their version instead. The US government seems to be actively pushing to make that strategy work. (E.g. abruptly cutting off access to models with no warning or explanation.)

Comment But also "Who's going to do development"? (Score 1) 7

Most FOSS software starts small, and easy to learn, and if it's going to grow, it grows with a community of developers that understand the software. This? Unless it's pretty small and compact, that's unlikely. And those who are going to develop using it probably need a company behind them. (Plausibly one with a good legal staff.)

Comment Re:Unwarranted assumptions (Score 1) 184

The article I read said (approx)"This mimics part of one of the main theories of human consciousness". It might have been the one put out by Anthropic, as I occasionally read things they put out.

You've always got to remember that things tend to get oversimplified by secondary and tertiary sources. (OTOH, that source looks like "Anthropic posting on Twitter", so perhaps it was Anthropic itself doing the oversimplifying...for that audience.)

Comment Re:delusions of grandeur (Score 1) 49

Do you understand that experiment well enough to be sure what it says? To me (reading, admittedly, one particular explanation) it sounded as if they were able to construct a special area where the magnetic field was *extremely* low. This wouldn't seem to have any implications for the general volume of the solar system.

OTOH, I will freely admit that this is well out of my area of expertise. It's been multiple decades since I took undergraduate physics, and nearly as long since I've even touched calculus.

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