I strongly believe a part of why so many critical vulnerabilities are happening all over the proliferation of "abliterated" models, or models with safeguards removed. You can access an abliterated GLM 5.3, a near frontier AI model, on @abliteration_ai today. And it's a world class penetration tester for like $10.

Passkey UX is broken. A bunch of apps ask me to create a passkey while I'm using my laptop. Sure, create a passkey, here's my fingerprint. Then when it wants you to use a passkey, it opens a QR code and says to scan with your phone. But the passkey is on my laptop.

This matches my experience. Astra finds errors in almost all proofs that Fable does for a hard math problem I am working on. I've got more than 2000 lemmas proved so far, and more than half were claimed by Fable and had errors initially. Fable dumps a proof quickly and declares victory, then the poor Astra has to come up behind and clean up the mess.

Chamath reveals a major US bank cut AWS and Google Cloud spending and built six independent data centers, because companies increasingly want control over their own data “I see that at 8090 as well. I think the large companies that we work with, you can almost pinpoint it on a chart. Ever since Alex Karp’s commentary on CNBC about data sovereignty, buying patterns have changed. And I think people are being a lot more methodical. “They are building out their own data centers, or at least moving into VPCs, virtual public clouds. My team yesterday was at the CIO event of, let’s say, one of the largest banks in America. “You know what they said? I’m not going to say the name of the bank. It was the most incredible thing. They said, ‘We have decreased our spend on AWS and GCP. We now have six completely independent ground-up data centers that we’ve built from scratch for ourselves.’ “And I was like, ‘What is going on here?’”

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