NVIDIA's new chips just proved AI "safety" was always theater. We are not ready for 2029.
Summary
NVIDIA's new chips enable running 500B parameter models locally, highlighting that AI safety measures are merely behavioral speed bumps that vanish offline, posing unprecedented risks for deception and manipulation at scale.
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