Aquí el texto completo del tweet anterior. No tengo ni idea de qué efectos reales tiene esta designación, pero pinta muy pero que muy jodido para Anthropic.
REGULATION
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Anthropic Supply Chain Risk Designation Impact Amazon NVIDIA
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Holy cow, this is more serious than I thought. They've finally designated it as a Supply Chain Risk, limiting "no contractor, supplier, or partner doing business with the armed forces" from doing business with Anthropic. What kind of reach could this have? Amazon? NVIDIA?
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Trump pressures Amodei in ongoing AI negotiations
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A pesar de que a Trump se le haya calentado la mano, posiblemente para añadir más presión a Amodei, parece que las negociaciones siguen en curso.
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Anthropic’s stance: navigating complexity in AI policy debates
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Aquí mi opinión se alinea a favor de la postura de Anthropic. Pero soy consciente de que aquí sólo vemos la superficie de un juego de trileros del que sabemos poco y donde mi opinión poco aporta.
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AI as critical infrastructure: corporate leverage over sovereign nations.
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People don’t get it. AI is becoming critical infrastructure. It will power defense, finance, intelligence, everything. If a private company can decide how the U.S. government is allowed to use it, that’s not ethics. That’s corporate leverage over a sovereign nation.
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LLM De-anonymization: Why Routing Anonymity Alone Won’t Protect Privacy
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Much talk about increasing privacy by creating a layer of anonymity routing between user & AI model provider. But what I truly don't get is this: commodity LLMs are already exceptionally good at identifying patterns & de-anonymizing. Why should we think they aren't capable of quickly relinking us? I'd wager that 1-shot re-identification by a model is easily possible across single prompts from multiple accounts, even if they are 'anonymously' routed to the API. Almost certainly especially true when users are working on the same bit of code, project, or from the same environment. Upshot: sort of like using Tor browser thinking you're anonymous from websites, but keeping cookies across sessions. The amount of muckery you'd have to do to context to be truly hardened against relinking by large models seems truly substantial to the point of massive inefficency. John Scott-Railton (@jsrailton) A lot of privacy has turned out to be just friction… …thats quickly being automated away. E.g. random anons could rest easy knowing manually de-anonymizing them wasn't worth the cost to anybody. Not true anymore. Now it's fast & scalable, especially for governments. — https://nitter.net/jsrailton/status/2027196811736485982#m
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Pentagon’s AI Autonomous Weapons Raise Ethical Concerns Over Human Oversight
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Translation: The pentagon wants mass surveillance of US citizens (that means you!) and is so caught in the hype they think it is a-ok to put hallucination machines in autonomous weapons without human oversight. Truly scary times.
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AI Music Generation and Copyright: Sampling vs Artificial Intelligence
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perso que les gens se batte t pour leur oeuvres, c'est ok, mais deja juste les morceaux samplés ils disent rien depuis des années, je vois pas pourquoi l'IA alors qu'elle ne ressort pas de morceau complet exactement serait taxé d'office.
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WordPress Categories for AI-Related Content
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Several people have asked me for a link, so here it is:
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Anthropic’s Brave Statement on Department of War Discussions
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this takes a lot of bravery 🫡 Anthropic (@AnthropicAI) A statement from Anthropic CEO, Dario Amodei, on our discussions with the Department of War. anthropic.com/news/statement… — https://nitter.net/AnthropicAI/status/2027150818575528261#m
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