'Military AI Is Light-years Ahead Of Consumer AI'

[Butters]

You think Ai is lame? Apparently it's been used to capture Maduro as well as for the Iran bombings. According to the video, military Ai is light-years ahead of the AI that we know. 

Also talks about ChatGPT bankruptcy and the Claude government deal. The US government wanted to use Claude AI for mass surveillance and they refused, after which Altman stepped in to happily assist. 

 

[PolyPeter]

Yup. AI is a Big deal, to be taken seriously, apart from all the marketing hype, it is, actually, a very powerful tool.

Have you seen anthropic denying the use of claude with no restrictions? 

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The Pentagon, under Secretary Pete Hegseth and with direction from President Trump, demanded Anthropic remove its "red lines" or safeguards. These restrictions prevented use of Claude for:

Mass domestic surveillance of US citizens.

Fully autonomous lethal weapons (systems that can select and fire without human oversight).

Anthropic refused to drop these limits, citing ethical and safety concerns. The government insisted on "any lawful use" without such company-imposed restrictions.

" 

 

[Leo Gura]

You cannot take any stories about AI seriously. They will tell you AI can and has done anything. Doesn't mean it has. They are lost in the same hype cycle.

"AI captured Maduro" is exactly the kind of bullshit they will tell you.

This is like those Amazon grocery stores where they tell you it's AI but it's actually 50 underpaid dudes in an Indian datacenter manually crunching numbers.

Edited 3 hours ago by Leo Gura