technology

What a strange use of the word accelerationism...

if housing were treated as a public good and part of civic infrastructure, it would be a dystopian hellscape for all us housing speculators and landlords!

accellerationists

american capitalism has always been a huge bummer other than the defense industry, which is probably just cuz we throw more money at those problems than anyone else. the best electronics were always japanese; the best cars were always european or japanese. what would be different with AI?

if you take nation state horseshit out of the equation, the best outcome would be to share all these ideas and get as many eyes and minds on the problem as possible. for all you know, the person who creates the singularity is some dude from tanzania who's currently mining diamonds.

these doofs would be arguing about open sourcing the lightbulb or television and pearl-clutching about 'at what cost?'

hi, i'm an open weight models advocate!

i'm more concerned with all these nerds lurking about who say shit like that with a straight face. we used to shove these guys in lockers for a reason.

Interesting. All this talk about how AI will improve people's live and increase productivity from these bozos, yet as soon as China states that AI should be developed as a "public good" it becomes a dystopian hellscape. Almost as if the point of AI development in the US, and in the capitalist west as a whole, isn't to improve people's live, but rather to enrich the tech bros peddling their AI models.

Allegedly someone who worked on Kimi is Che-posting over this model:

https://nitter.net/bigeagle_xd/status/2078308582484029795

Anyone who thinks anything provided by the state as a public service is "dystopian" and especially if they think it rises to the level of "hellscape" needs to be shoved into an oubliette and drowned in piss and shit

I think many of them just don't know what they're doing.

Uh, no, we've known all along where this is headed because we aren't fucking brain-dead. Did any of these morons ever read a book?

This future strikes me as a dystopian hellscape

Interesting how the hellscape these American companies are creating isn't considered a "dystopia" by them, but China releasing AI models to the public apparently is.

a dystopian hellscape is when this person hasn't been flattened by a huge boulder

I need a source on that quote from the OpenAI exec. Its so fucking salty,.