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I have seen a lot of first posts on social media which have been wrong

This is exactly why I will never buy them at all again.

There's only one country in the world.

But I thought it was all for democracy and freedom.

But silently watching on the sides. The moral lectures will come out with Ukraine though on what other countries should and should not do.

> The US will have ceded much of the moral high ground they claimed in avenging the slaughter of innocent protesters. It will be forgotten soon.

There are people who like to read about submissions even if they don’t know who the people involved are.

> since most HN readers should know who Cantor and Dedekind are. Show up with your hands here if you didn’t know either Cantor or Dedekind.

Always look at conferences and associated workshops. You can start with NeurIPs and ICML. From there, you will figure out some papers on safety. Then, you can see some patterns of labs which work on i…

The reason Europeans feel the urgency is because of rigid minders and failure to act at least 10-15 years ago. So now it’s ok to bite the bullet a bit. It’s a lesson for the next time.

Are you asking about top AI research institutions or leading AI businesses? There’s tons of work in research communities.

It won’t but it creates a sense of urgency.

> They’re also cutting dependence on Visa/Mastercard because tying your payment rails to a declining, unstable empire is a bad long-term be Digital euro push is beyond the current US administr…

> So even if NEWTON, the legendary ISAAC NEWTON could lose money in bubble and was left holding umbrellas when there was no rain. The moral of that story is that being a legend or smart doesn’t cou…

The article was about IDF, not Hamas.

> Concrete examples - in Germany you are not allowed to insult politicians or the government in social media. Germany restricts insulting individuals / your neighbour, police officer, a pastor…

EU may be “rich enough” to support Ukraine forever, doesn’t mean it will or should do it.

I can’t believe that this even needs to be said. There are plenty of things which are publicly available but not free to share and definitely not allowed to be made money of.

> Open is open. I’d then ask OpenAI to be open too since open is open.

> Would you prevent newspapers from reporting on it, or stop users posting about it on public forums? Yes

> Something is either public record - in which case it should be on a government website for free, and the AI companies should be free to scrape to their hearts desire...Or it should be sealed for …

> Any time a news article behind a paywall gets posted here, someone in the comments has the archive link ready to go, because of course they do. I have no idea why this behavior is even acceptable…