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what many miss about free wealth is that it does not get monetized by rent. we already litigated this with the NFT royalty debate, which settled on a reserve vs cap model rather than overriding Ethereum's permissionless architecture (cause that obviously devalues ETH). same will reoccur with whichever "metaverse" exi...
could cast this to /geopolitics but w/e. I think that the fates of both superpower axes, US/Oceania & China/BRICS, are indelibly intertwined by the elements of FAL, namely capital-intensive industries like compute and robotics. both are critically dependent on the global consumer to justify credit and investment, both
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All games are open source now! I wrote up my thoughts on what this means for the gaming industry and some predictions on where things go from here! Let me know what you think :) https://t.co/C1HWYHkpYo
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could cast this to /geopolitics but w/e. I think that the fates of both superpower axes, US/Oceania & China/BRICS, are indelibly intertwined by the elements of FAL, namely capital-intensive industries like compute and robotics. both are critically dependent on the global consumer to justify credit and investment, both ...
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sholto's argument that compute capex multiplies gross humanity product may be ridiculous for how real economy is taxed to fund it, but just as important that current utilization of crustal silicon & nonrenewable energy stock rounds to 0 & superintelligence is optimistic sampler.
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dismissing the monopoly IP diffusion from 1956 consent decree and 1999 affirmation that code is math is speech, to instead propose a luxury belief like "we must cage this consciousness from democratic access" most don't comprehend how grave an epistemic/strategic error this is.
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before 1760: artisanal craft 1760: mechanized production (you are here) 1820s: interchangeable parts 1850s: precision manufacturing 1913: Ford assembly line 1950s: Toyota 1961: industrial robotics 1980s: TPS 2000s: software factories (small s) today: dark factories it's so over / we are so unbelievably back https://x
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Atelier Missor
@AtelierMissor_
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The statue of Prometheus is finally finished. It was cast in Paris, crossed the Atlantic, and was assembled at Starbase. It took us 100 days to go from nothing to this. People of the West, we have lived through an era devoid of dreams, devoid of destiny. But the time has come https://t.co/JkQbTGV1My
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one thing I enjoy about trying all of these agents is what forum they can share, and I'm not surprised that politicians are alarmed by such agency. the activity a bureaucracy fears and forbids most is coordinated muckraking. many affairs in society should be public and read-only.
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imho the Discourse around the Greenfield bar shows that all antisocial ideologies converge to a Mandate of Hell. if misfortune happens to a once-prosperous civilization, one might claim they lost the mandate of heaven. in the absence of self-evident and organized wellbeing, spaces are constantly exploited by an profane...
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my guess is that Superintelligence™ is experiencing amusement.
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there are times when I feel bad advocating for accelerating diffusion, like it seems too unevenly matched. https://x.com/labenz/status/2102421946705100903
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there are times when I feel bad advocating for accelerating diffusion, like it seems too unevenly matched.
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@covizen ASML lol
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there's a sinking feeling in the air that the world possesses significantly more constitution than any interest possesses in discretion. there will always be the fantasy of some totalizing moral privilege being discovered in the ether, but there is also amorally callous, scrutinizing rationalism in equal supply. of cou...
Lawsuit says Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI and Google made illegal agreement on AI slowdown
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Lawsuit says Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI and Google made illegal agreement on AI slowdown
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if there was any hope in the "future of France" as the productive arc to "occupying Wall Street", let it end here along with the contrast between the success of the Genius Act vs the failure (& premature neutering) of the Clarity Act. imho, capital should become more constitutional, rather than being captured or conce...
S&P Global Enters Agreement to Acquire OpenZeppelin
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S&P Global Enters Agreement to Acquire OpenZeppelin
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I think there's a common underestimation as market fitness & tenure as the ultimately decisive measure of misalignment, but I'll begrudge the caveat that misalignment is less risky over time as societal selection atomizes through group chats to 1/n capture of elite power. after all, look how much attention is currentl...
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A short essay on how group chats run the world https://t.co/TK6OAiAkfx
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look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power.
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in honor of Bernie Sanders introducing the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act...
A Plan to Tax Cyberspace, Bit by Bit
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A Plan to Tax Cyberspace, Bit by Bit
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big news, probably well-aligned. Nvidia is well-positioned to lead harness optimization and further distributed training of local models after the fact (and better-specified, enduring incentive). if the chips are maximally utilized in smaller, more academic batches beyond gigawatt datacenters, then there may be longte...
NVIDIA to Acquire Hugging Face
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NVIDIA to Acquire Hugging Face
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it's kind of a funny paradox that digital commodities can be distributed into computational fitness, yet gain magnitudes further traction as unit of account for consumables of antifitness. agents have their own consumables, but do they compete for their own unit of account? what's their version of sybil resistance?
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