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20.09.26 - 02:51
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Total PsAI-Op: How Altman, Amodei, And The ′EA′ Cult Are Milking "Rogue AI" Breakouts To Protect A Trillion-Dollar Bubble (ZeroHedge)
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Total PsAI-Op: How Altman, Amodei, And The 'EA' Cult Are Milking "Rogue AI" Breakouts To Protect A Trillion-Dollar Bubble
The sudden emergence of an 'AI Panic' over the past weeks and months was highly suspect from the beginning. According to tech insiders, Silicon Valley's apex AI labs are deliberately overselling "rogue AI" hacks to pressure the federal government into building a regulatory moat that would lock out future competition - and the timing, months after both OpenAI and Anthropic announced plans to go public, couldn't be more obvious.
Akhil Verghese, founder of AI software company Krazimo, told the NY Post the incidents were no rebellion: "They were simply told to get the best result possible on a test." Voice AI co-founder Abhi Kumar was blunter: "One man's 'the model escaped the sandbox' is another man's 'you failed to build the sandbox correctly.'" Taivo Pungas, chief intelligence officer at Pactum AI, said the leap from "...
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20.09.26 - 02:36
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AI capacity crunch drives up consumer tech costs, deepening China′s deflation (Digitimes)
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Surging AI server demand is reshaping consumer electronics. Memory costs have risen sharply this year, prompting Huawei, Oppo, Xiaomi and Apple to raise prices on some smartphones. A senior Chinese technology industry source said the increase reflects memory suppliers prioritising capacity and investment for AI products rather than stronger handset demand, which is squeezing smartphone memory supply....
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20.09.26 - 02:36
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OpenAI, Microsoft filings intensify copyright fight over AI training (Digitimes)
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New court filings from The New York Times and other news organizations have put OpenAI and Microsoft's internal comments on AI and journalism at the center of a widening copyright dispute in the US. The documents, cited by Financial Times and Reuters, are being used to challenge the companies' fair use defense in a case that has stretched for nearly three years....
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20.09.26 - 00:24
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Trump to create ′AI Force′ to monitor technology as fears over out-of-control agents grow (The Guardian)
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President had brushed away suggestions to slow down AI technology, even as his own party counseled cautionDonald Trump on Saturday said he would appoint an artificial intelligence czar and create an “AI Force” to help monitor the technology, though he gave almost no details about either plan.As global fears over AI have grown, especially in the past week in the face of multiple industry figures sounding the alarm about its dangers, the president has been critical of calls to slow down development of the fast-moving industry. Continue reading......
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19.09.26 - 23:54
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Your AI doomsday questions answered: ′What, if anything, can people like me do about it?′ (The Guardian)
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After a week of alarming warnings about artificial intelligence's potential to destroy the world as we know it, our technology reporters Aisha Down, Blake Montgomery and Dan Milmo answer your questions on the reality of the AI threatIn realistic terms how would artificial intelligence actually kill me? What is the main proxy threat? Nuclear war, death due to breakdown of society, a virus? I hear all these reports it could kill us but still unsure how that could practically happen? To be honest all sounds too wooly to really take seriously. Pottys99Aisha: For what it's worth, it seems unlikely that AI at this point can significantly change the equation around bioweapons or viruses … What has prevented bioweapon attacks through the past decades is not the difficulty of inventing new deadly viruses, but other, more prosaic issues. Consider the failure of Aum Shinrikyo to kill vast numbers of people with botulism and anthrax by spraying these around central Tokyo. There are a lot of logistical challenges,...
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