Contextually I like the word "drop" more too. Saying that, I might want to sync a moment in time with a particular Yann Tiersen's piano phrase that's hardly a drop, more like a favorite bit that I want to hear right when the clock strikes midnight.
I recently wanted to use OpenAI‘s ChatGPT for teaching me reverse engineering and how to use IDA to deepen my understanding of programming. Well, all it said was that reverse engineering can be used to write hacks and something something intellectual property, then declined to help me.
True. We all love the copyright protections of large corporations richer than god; it would genuinely just be so sad (so sad) if someone reverse engineered their stuff for fun in the privacy of their own home. Personally, I’d cry if I found that out.
I would rather build with OpenAI products rather than with Google products because if I use a Google product, I know that it will shut down in two years tops.
Yeah but their CEO can be fired, which would be who the VCs backed
EDIT: The fact that me, average joe, knows all about open ai and its CEO, and even some of its engineers, yet didn't know Kagi was doing anything with AI until your comment, tells me that Kagi is not any sort of competition, not as far as VCs are concerned, anyway.
The obvious argument is that since we have not solved alignment, accelerating AGI is unsafe. I’d wager that is the general line of reasoning from Sutskever and the board.
“We are growing quickly enough and a GPU shortage gives everyone more time to catch up on safety research” seems like a logically consistent position to me.
There are people who register domains like polizei-dortmund.nrw, set up a reverse proxy to a real police site, and set up a email server. Then, they send an official looking mail to discord.com‘s support with some made up emergency, like the person behind account X is a suicidal, depressive teen and one of their online-only friends reported to us (the police) that he intents to end his life. Then, discord instantly gives us the IP and even address (if they had purchased nitro), and we got that person doxxed.
This is a service available on the obvious scene boards. It’s classic social engineering, and I bet it works for these car tracking services too.
That's called impersonating an officer and is wholly illegal af. Those services whilst available are asking for a knock on the door from folks way nastier than your local cop shop. Rip. That's got state entity attraction written all over it.
