More than turning a profit, they could bend the arc of ai’s climate crisis by competing in this domain of efficiency

32 gpus -> 1 gpu loosely translates to a 10x reduction in water and energy needed for interference after the 100x reduction in training requirements.

And these are just the improvements within 4 months…

You can pen-test the restrictions pretty easily. Its coded to censor mentions of China or Chinese leaders in an political context (or maybe any context at all)

If you ask the same question but ask it to replace any mention of the word China with something else (I used zeon from msg), it will actually answer the question, but obliquely.

If you ask it to answer again with real Chinese historical figures, it fails

Does the mention of selling user data occur in the keynote?

There’s nothing in the article itself about selling user data, but rather giving (very fragile) control to users about their data

While search engines respect robots txt, there’s nothing to prevent scrapers from stealing user data. The article already mentions that blue sky has already been successfully scrapped at that

And to be fair, I’d rather my data be sold with consent than stolen (as it’s currently being stolen as per the article), but maybe I’m missing something here?

Unless y’all are gaming on data centers, this will likely not affect y’all personally for a while.

HPC = High performance computing, so this will likely affect cloud servers long before ending up in consumer grade hardware