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Because upstream is public. Once the patch hit the repos, people would know why and it’s now in the open.

I assume RH and others probably knew at the same time as Linux. I’d lay more blame with them on the lack of movement.

Yes. I doubt they’d be able to patent those discoveries without serious litigation from the healthcare sector. The models are all “polluted” with others’ IP.

The thing the surprises me is that from a legal perspective, (NAL) it sounds like it makes sense not to host the LLMs. Merely to license them to others. Then it becomes a dual use tool like any other and their culpability drops.

For example, the huggingface hack is absolutely OpenAIs responsibility and they should be sued to the hilt. But if someone else uses a self or third party hosted anthropic model, they can escape liability (mostly?)

Same as with the argument over trucks, knives, and any other dual use item is used as weapons. you don’t blame the manufacturer.

(I am merely pontificating here. The law and precedent is nowhere near caught up on this)

You are making an argument (that I can faintly see the outlines of) but eliding over the meat of it. I think you need to define “hairy internal situations.”

It’s their stock ticker.

Jeffed It!

It’s a fair point. It’s certainly not good but that doesnt = bad. It could be an artifact of FT deciding to report on a nothingburger.

I’d reserve judgement until i see them report more detailed financials and the big ratings agencies step in with assessment.

This is not particularly newsworthy. Kroll is not one of the main ratings agencies, and certainly not the one bond purchasers use.

Forget the IRS. America can balance its budget going after and fining these illegal trades and traders. MAGA!

(edit: /s but not about making the government some money off this corruption)

Parking enforcement in NYC is currently also handled by the sanitation department. They can and do ticket cars blocking street cleaning operations, which parked personally-owned vehicles of cops do interfere with.

It’s not the water. It’s the electric usage, air and noise pollution from sanctioned (and often unsanctioned) diesel generators.

The concern is real and very much deserves the opprobrium voters are showing.

Yup. From Fairfax. Very much what you said.

SCOTUS seems to believe so.