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The market wants the UK to be a leader in AI. The planning system is doing its best to prevent that happening.
Data centre refused planning permission in Iver, Buckinghamshire building.co.uk/news/gove-refu… Data centre refused planning permission in Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire itpro.com/infrastructure… Now NIMBYs want to block a data centre in Havering
Annoyed everyday that the only models available are tuned to corporate-speak. So many of the cool use-cases need more. How are you going to write a Hollywood screenplay if you can't generate evil.
Apple commoditised consumer AI. With privacy, data guarantees, UX on the iPhone, it'll be near-impossible to compete (and Android will copy). Good news is this will be a BYOD-type moment for enterprise UI - people are going to demand the same tools at work.
How artificial intelligence will actually work...
""Be not the first by whom the new is tried, Nor yet the last to cast the old aside". — Tech advice from Alexander Pope! disq.us/p/2yyd9qt
The lesson from xz wasn't that OSS is uniquely vulnerable, it was a reminder that many closed source systems have been similarly owned, and we'll never find out.
Literally, people who work in national security disagree with the premise that closed source is superior.
Because the name isn't what the variable is. The code tells you what it is. Variables aren't an abstraction - functions are, and they can have explanatory names.
Why do C programmers always obfuscate their code? Are they trying to save space? Do they have to pay for each letter? Are they using some trial version of GCC that doesn't allow actual words in variable names?
Consumer companies today construct a fantasy world of their products for customers to live in. Real world AI agents need to get messy. Even if they could build it, a company can't assume that risk.
If we accept OAI's reframing of AGI as "very capable agent", I still don't see that any of the giants are capable of building this. It will require extreme real-world taste in design. Apple level, but Apple don't interface with the real-world.
Delaware was the first network state, but no one bothered to check.
AI is going to be OSS. Corporates aren't going to provide the models the people want. AI is local compute, and cloud-lock-in is the primary way they centralise tech.
Cameron's projects always sound insane, then he spends all the money, then he makes it all back. If I was his investor I wouldn't even want to hear the pitch.
The opening sequence to ‘Terminator 2’ cost more than the entire first film 💰
Working for the money in Rome beats governing a far-flung province.
Word on the Tech Street is he’s going into VC.
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