Comment Re: Dystopian framing (Score 1) 46
Soon enough he will farm out his work to an AI bot that runs through his chip. That way he can claim he's working and multitask while talking to his friends and family.
Comment Re:TFA is shit. (Score 3, Insightful) 54
Name it after Trump and it will not only be back on the market tomorrow it will be fully endorsed by him.
Comment Re:Question ? (Score 1) 80
Have you ever see the way MacBook screens have the keyboard key borders seared into the screens from people with oily fingers typing on them and closing them while their are still hot? Screen gate here we come.
Submission + - Anthropic Claims US Government Forced Shutdown of New AI Models (nerds.xyz)
BrianFagioli writes: Anthropic says the U.S. government ordered it to suspend access to its newest AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, citing national security concerns related to an alleged jailbreak technique. The company says it received the directive Friday evening and was forced to disable access for all users while it works to comply. Anthropic argues the reported jailbreak is narrow rather than universal and claims similar capabilities already exist in competing models, including OpenAI’s GPT-5.5.
The AI company is openly challenging the government’s reasoning, warning that if the same standard were applied across the industry it could effectively halt deployment of future frontier AI models. Anthropic says it supports government oversight of advanced AI systems but argues that any intervention should be transparent, technically justified, and subject to a clear process. The move could mark the first major instance of the U.S. government effectively recalling a frontier AI model after deployment. Readers can find the full story at NERDS.xyz.
The AI company is openly challenging the government’s reasoning, warning that if the same standard were applied across the industry it could effectively halt deployment of future frontier AI models. Anthropic says it supports government oversight of advanced AI systems but argues that any intervention should be transparent, technically justified, and subject to a clear process. The move could mark the first major instance of the U.S. government effectively recalling a frontier AI model after deployment. Readers can find the full story at NERDS.xyz.
Comment Re:It's All Over Except for the Crying (Score 2) 34
Not since he donated to Democrats. I mean Trump pardoned Pirate Roberts so there is hope and that dude was way worse (harm wise).
Comment Re: No they won't (Score 2) 92
Virtual water in your AI generated images. Read the fine print people ðYoe
Comment And the year of the desktop (Score 0) 205
These announcements pop-up periodically through the years. When the non us tech inevitably lixus based we will get article able this being the year of the Linux desktop. It's cyclical and stupid.
Comment Cover blown (Score 1) 144
And now his cover is blown. Isn't that the whole point of the CIA, lie with confidence, cheat and deceive. Maybe he pissed the wrong people off and cut them out.
Comment Re: The important question (Score 1) 36
Use polymarket and your ai robinhood bot to cause other ai trading bots to panic buy or sell. Rinse and repeat
Comment Rust and AI in the same article (Score 1) 171
I can't believe Rust and AI were mentioned in the same article and Slashdot didn't go down. I only see about 50 or so, "not on my lawn", "damn kids messing with technology, nothing wrong with the old ways" comments.
Comment Re:perceived (Score 1) 240
Conversely the laid off person can now spin up a company of one with 19 agents so they too can take a piece of the pie. Slowly eroding the original company. Why pay a large bloated company for 10 tools when you are only interested in 1 feature. This of course all rests on the hope that said AI tech isn't swapped out on the distributors side for conservation of resources. What should be built today are tools and systems that aren't 100% reliant on AI and only supplemental. I.E. the same way you hire a contractor to do some but not all work, document the progress and move on. Any full reliance on any one person, team, tool or AI will most likely fail in the end.
Comment Re:Horses for courses (Score 1) 66
but without most of the headaches of modern Linux..
Yes, it had a great community of people that were never willing to assist if there was someone asking a question that had been answered 15 years prior. It might be the BetaMax vs VHS debate (sure FreeBSD was superior). FreeBSD died long ago when the community was filled with people too smart to be bothered. Maybe it still is better but it will never get the community support and only gets mentioned on Slashdot to stir these types of feedback. Only us old people bitching about stuff that doesn't matter anymore. Maybe Tucows will have a version I can download and test.
Comment Re: Great idea (Score 4, Informative) 190
Because they "worked" for their pay. Aka backpay for their part in being part of a crime.
Comment $750 to boost revenue and sell (Score 3, Interesting) 89
$750 per sucker = larger bottom line. Larger revenue = sale to larger fish. Larger fish = broken contract and $750 really means one year subscription (force migration to new platform).
Comment Re: Your white collar job will be automated (Score 1) 54
Alexa is only good for turning on my lights and setting a timer. If I want to compete I better start figuring out how to do both at the same time.
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