Debate intensifies over the impact of banning open-source AI models

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Debate intensifies over the impact of banning open-source AI models

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Robert Scoble

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If you can't get compute, you can't build AI. And if you're a researcher who can't build AI, you go somewhere where you can get compute so you can build it.

If you can't get compute, you can't build AI. And if you're a researcher who can't build AI, you go...11 hours agoRobert Scoble

Andrew is on point here. The article in The Information makes one thing very clear: all future...23 hours agoKimmonismus

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The same people who railed against Biden-era safety testing and disclosure requirements have now imp...4 hours agoCasey Newton

Gary Marcus: The Worst Of All Possible Worlds: A White House That De Facto *Is* Regulating AI, But Without Transparency.17 hours agoNeurogence Discuss

Seems this community might have missed it: Bill that would mandate AI chip location tracking gains industry support | Half a dozen companies have come out in support of the Chip Security Act, which would require location-tracking mechanisms for America’s most advanced computing chips.2 days agoalex20_202020 Discuss

There is not enough rage about the export control. This is the first step towards nationalization of AI.2 hours agoOptimizmSolutions Discuss

Anyone else feeling this way about Gov involvement in model releases?22 hours agoFatPeteParker Discuss

If AI becomes strategic infrastructure, what exactly are foreign investors buying?4 hours agoSunny-vibes Discuss

If the US keeps locking down its best AI models, China is going to eat their lunch (and I'll happily pay for it)13 hours agoAnalystAI Discuss

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