Europe really nerfed itself. “Yes, EU rules often applied to American firms, insofar as they wanted to offer their wares in the bloc. But regulation in practice hit European firms harder. The costs of administering complex data-protection rules, say, could easily be absorbed by
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Powerful AI Models Released Demanding Substantial Hardware
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And here we are! Finally, after nearly 15 months of waiting. These models are monsters though. Even the “small” one will require substantial hardware to run on.
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Drone Warfare Undermines Second Amendment as Government Check
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Drone warfare makes the 2nd Amendment irrelevant as a check on government power. x.com/LaNativePatrio…
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US military stockpile rebuilding amid geopolitical tensions
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Good thing the US has no other adversaries in the world and we can afford to take as much time as we want to rebuild our stockpile. /s
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Strategic Integration: Making AI Competitors Part of Your Ecosystem
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If you can’t bet them, have them join you.
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Pickle Version Mismatch Challenges in Model Deployment
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"code is solved" and yet I've spent a good chunk of my day trying to figure out pickle version mismatchings for a model upload. :/
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First Use Cases for GPT 5.5 When Available
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What is the first thing you will be doing with GPT 5.5 when it becomes available?
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Representatives unlikely to read AI legislation bills carefully
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Yes because we know our representatives actually read those bills. pic.twitter.com/XUsdrNQKmE
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) 23 avril 2026Yes because we know our representatives actually read those bills.
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Replit restricts manual coding education to GenAI projects
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Hey my kid was using Replit to learn *manual* coding, but it seems like now it’s only possible to create GenAI projects. Is that true?