Uday Arya

Some predictions: - Expect more "lab leaks" in the near term future engineered by cybersecurity firms - The EA / safetyist crowd will amplify this to the moon along with the entire Democratic Left - "Be afraid citizen! Only the government can protect you!" -> Massive crack down on open source models, regulated compute. SB 1047 will look like a hall pass by comparison Publicly traded AI cos will not have the freedom of movement to withstand public pressure and fear mongering. Govt regulations will shut out any non-compliant actors from the market. Governance boards will instantly cave. Remaining major players are already in consensus. AI is too powerful for citizens so only those already in power should have access to it. The government and state agencies will have frontier models. You will have whatever they think you can be trusted with. This is the most powerful technology in history. Nothing is too much to justify seizing complete control, and people will do so thinking they are being altruistic. The ends justify the means. I would not be surprised if there are engineered AI false flag attacks on domestic soil blamed on "rogue actors" using "unlicensed open models" Public will be unanimous. Everyone is getting hacked or knows someone who was hacked. Digital agent provocateurs. Hate to say it but this is the world we live in. We invade countries on false pretenses, "suicide" Boeing whistleblowers, disappear trillions in unaccountable expenses. All the crimes of western governments against their own citizens will absolutely pale in comparison to what will feel "justified" to control Superintelligence.

I think we all just learned The economist and WSJ were caught red handed Pushing an alarmist narrative with zero substantive evidence Triggering everyone's knee jerk china fear reactions The net net - a massive blow to US AI dominance This is a fifth column attack

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When are we going to wake up and realize the Chinese Communist Party is the mortal enemy of the west? How many more stories about hacking, cyberattacks, bribery, coercion, theft, cheating, etc do we have to experience before we completely cut the cord? #China #Spies

Italy's @GiorgiaMeloni “If, during a march or demonstration, you join a group of five or more people and start throwing stones, firecrackers, sticks... you risk up to five years in prison and a fine of up to €20,000. You break it, you pay for it. And if the person who breaks it is a minor, their parents pay.” 👏👏👍

The Finance Minister on LTCG/STT “On this specific issue, and on any issue, we are always ready to hear and willing to listen to the people. We will certainly take their inputs.”

The profits reported were for last year - and we had a pay hike last year. The server prices have gone up massively this year. When we sign up new customers we have to buy servers, and we also have to replace old servers. Then there is AI usage and GPU spending, also up substantially. Basic business economics: revenue up but capital investment (seevers) to get that revenue is up massively so cash flow goes negative (but remember capex is depreciated over time). We have cut marketing and deferred pay hikes to get cash flow to zero. Raghavendra: basic journalistic ethics would require you to disclose that a) your previous company used to compete with Zoho b) you present company received investment from a direct competitor of Zoho.

After six years in stealth, Atomic Machines is out. Our mission: on-demand, universal command of matter. First beachhead: the Matter Compiler, an AI-native manufacturing system that builds working micro-machines from code alone. No per-product tooling. No process development. Different code, different machine.