egillie

"I don't think you're right on the legalities even in the children's case" almost certainly true :) I guess I'm wondering why we aren't seeing legal action for these events yet? are these not foreseeable?

can we legally treat ai companies like parents of children? if a child drives a car into a storefront, the parent is responsible for the damage, and at some point you might even criminally charge the parent if there was gross negligence

ah a proof by counterexample

in another world this could have been a beautiful collaboration

I remember after that release everyone was saying "well obviously google is going to win this, we all knew it, they have the data and the infrastructure"

Will my centrifuges start being just a little off?

and somehow in 1992

this plus the word "quiet" also triggered my "maybe AI" alarm

I'm seeing it outside of techies. My dad told me "AI Google said that..."

most of what we know today we knew years ago, too

Is this because GPT-5 hallucinates less in general?

Explains why they’d announce on a Saturday

Where did you find the reporting about the non consensus ai view? That’s the most interesting take I’ve heard on this

And scale doesn’t even have the best data among these vendors so I also don’t get this argument