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I bet for a short golden age where AI will reap the low hanging fruit of easy (for a computer) cross-referencing and inference. And then a dark age with none interested in putting new ideas out in the field. Hopefully, I am wrong.

Internet Ad business has been like that for a long time with bot click & Co.

Now if we could get a Qwen-Image-Layered 2 also at 7B ... ^^

(Or does this model has those capabilities natively ?)

Comparing Apple and Oranges ? It is not an LLM.

Makes you wonder why exactly Nvidia bought them, right ?

So, in real life, steal, raise attack dogs and blackmail and tell me, are you going to be praised by society ?

Openai and Anthropic just behave like criminals. First they orchestrate the IP theft of the millennia, then they train the equivalent of attack pitbull and let one loose and finally they blackmail to achieve monopoly through regulation or else they'll unleash the dogs ...

We don't have a problem of missing regulation, we have a problem of actually applying existing law enforcement and make both Altman and Amodei accountable for their actions.

You are far from alone on that path and indeed I also wonder if it may be time to let it go.

There is a MAJOR difference between predictable generated machine code and Russian Roulette code generator.

Well they should rewrite their shitty sluggish new JS UI in Rust then.

What an amazing way to inflate token spending ! /s

But the thin is that de dev don't review the generated code ... because, surely, that's the reviewer's job ... right ? /s

We'll see, crash will tell.

Indeed, what could possibly go wrong ?

No, it illustrates the carelessness of the UK AI Security Institute.

They even admit it : "This incident should be interpreted with caution and nuance. To some degree, our evaluation design choices and specific configurations enabled the behaviour."

Ok, but the article is about etching the model, not a "whole bunch of systems". So far, I still don't if its actually doable or if it is just unsubstantiated speculation.