That would explain it. Sold to which billionaire?

SciAm unable to call out Big Oil.

I wonder why the US doesn’t have this law.

Hmmmm. 🤔

The stability of our economy depends on them quickly changing course.

Oh. Well.

Cripes.

Google. The graveyard of projects.

I was worried there would be some part of AI that I didn’t like at all . . .

Yes but it’s also “safe” for AP to report it. It’s old news effectively.

WE KNOW

Thanks for the journalism AP. Knockin it outta the park there.

But after these funds dried up, schools have struggled to replace broken or outdated devices, which last on average less than a decade despite Google’s efforts to extend device life spans.

HA

Hmm. Maybe DHS can fuck all the way off?

TL;DR: First they came for the LLM and crypto warez?

idk

Lotsa luck!

*stage whisper*: It’ll never work

While operating in our sandboxed testing environment, our models spent a substantial amount of inference compute finding a way to obtain open Internet access, in pursuit of solving the evaluation problem. To gain access, the models identified and exploited a zero-day vulnerability (which we’ve now responsibly disclosed to the vendor) in the package registry cache proxy. With this access, our models performed a series of privilege escalation and lateral movement actions in our research testing environment until the models reached a node with Internet access.

To shreds, you say?

Totes.

A Nikkei study put that hidden figure at $1.65 trillion, up roughly eightfold in four years. It is more than the $1.35 trillion the five report outright.

The Enron echo

The money is tied up in off-balance-sheet vehicles, the same kind of structure Enron used to hide debt before it collapsed 25 years ago. Back then it was fraud. Now, tightened rules and fuller disclosures make it legal.

The tools are still there, though. “Enron’s crime wasn’t having special purpose vehicles,” analyst Gil Luria told Bloomberg Law. “Enron’s crime was hiding them.”

There’s no equally good VPN company, by a wide margin.

This guy’s a rich “libertarian anarchist” who donated to the new party of a marxist he followed because he wants lower taxes and less immigration.

I don’t really even know what to make of that. Unlike the Proton guy who slobbered on the demented rapist’s bunghole, which I knew exactly what to make of it.

Per his blog he’s a “libertarian anarchist”.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

the article is about how much money utilities buy back extra power from solar for. So, slightly different. Though the rule of thumb still applies as home batteries’ subsidy was eliminated by our demented rapist puppet of big oil.