You cannot copyright AI generated material in the US is the best decision to be fair. And I wish for it to be adopted worldwide. like I can't think of a negative outcome from it. last we need is another patent trolls but with AI flavor.

Amodei tried to regulation capture the AI access and also tried to ban open weights. So I disagree with you.

I’m unconvinced that morality is a simple Boolean. He might have ethical standards that are different that others though.

Yes. I'm not sure whether Amodei's motivation for attempting to ban open-weight models was for safety or to strengthen Anthropic's position though.

LLM. I guess the commenter didn't want people to confuse LLM with LLVM because of naming similarly.

Not to mention vLLM :-D

I heard the news about some people who were feeding the grid with their excess electricity their solar panels generate got a charged instead of credit. So taxes on this is not far-fetched idea.

Older energy meters don't track the difference between incoming and outgoing energy, so backfeeding the grid just looks like more usage.

I do doubt the importance of utilities paying people for generating power at peak solar generation times.

The writer didn't even use the bare minimum effort to check.

My conclusion was the same. So many blogs hyperoptimize for SEO but 1 change from ranking algorithm decimated them all.

They also lost bunch of their top AI researchers for Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic.

This is actually fascinating. I have never heard of this before.

law is a parasitic job, with shit life-work balance, if you want a job, unless you want to work solo, good luck finding a law firm that wants you.

medicine will always be the most secure and stable career, still has a shit life-work balance too.

> medicine will always be the most secure and stable career, still has a shit life-work balance too.

It only is because it effectively has a guild\cartel system preventing an oversupply of doctors and that we have an aging population that increasingly demands medical care.

The government protects their cartel system at every level. I can't even legally get a blood test without authorization from the cartel.

If you're in the US, you can. LabCorp and others sell blood tests. Your insurance won't cover it is all.

It ruins into two issues:

(1) The test has to be signed by an online doctor. The firm arranges this implicitly, but it's not free. I can't go directly to Quest for any random test I want. The tests offered directly by Quest without an intermediary are too expensive and too few.

(2) States like New York throw a wrench in it by disallowing anyone with an in-state billing address from ordering such tests.

Ideally I should be able to pay the same low rate that the insurance firm would minimally pay, but in practice I can't. I have to pay a lot more if I can get it at all. The cartel is strong.