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Trump jumps from 'anything goes' to 'strict regulation' AI policy

On second thought, Trump's troopers decided they want to call the shots on AI after all. Will tomorrow's American "legal" AIs require Republican approval? Stay tuned.

theregister.com
u/CackleRooster — 6 days ago

Young people in China are creating AI versions of exes and carrying on the relationship with a digital twin of the other person. What do you think: sweet, sad, or sick?

u/CackleRooster — 8 days ago

Talkie-1930 is a 13-billion-parameter model that has never heard of the internet, World War II, or modern politics. The results are fascinating, funny, and occasionally unsettling.

u/CackleRooster — 14 days ago
▲ 14 r/CyberNews+1 crossposts

If you're still using open-source AI Llama, you're in trouble. Meta's left you without a migration path forward.

u/CackleRooster — 14 days ago

Testing agent systems by feeding real natural-language prompts into real runtimes, then scoring whether the correct tool was invoked. No mocks, no SDK fixtures, no faith.

u/CackleRooster — 15 days ago