@MaximeRivest: at this point, I am pretty fucking mad at this bullshit from anthropic. first, open weights were too dangerous and now …
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用户愤怒批评 Anthropic 的安全立场，认为其对开放权重和小模型的危险性警告是在制造恐慌，并将此视为本地 AI 的'四分钟一英里'时刻。
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at this point, I am pretty fucking mad at this bullshit from anthropic.
first, open weights were too dangerous and now its small models…this is insane fear manufacturing. Remember Dario was around in the OpenAI gpt 2 and 3 era being too dangerous to be accessible by the general public!
nobody is at their best under fear. the most dangerous in all of that is their fearmongering.
on the bright side: Anthropic have confirmed that we can get wonderful compabilities in local models.
This is the four minute miles moment for local AI.
Let’s train those small wonders.
Mia (@MiaAI_lab): “Interesting” piece by Anthropic… they’re now worried local AI could run on your smart oven
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