[331c8c71]

We've gone the whole way from decentralization and rebelliousness of the early internet and the landscape is becoming suffocatingly sterile (=lifeless).

I'm much more excited about eventual emergence of underground homebrew models without any guardrails...

[umvi]

> I'm much more excited about eventual emergence of underground homebrew models without any guardrails

Not if AI gatekeepers and interest groups have anything to say about it. AI without guardrails could be classified as a "weapon" and made illegal such that we are only allowed to use models produced by regulated entities and meet certain "safety standards" (like how medical software has to be approved by FDA).

Edit: oh, I guess "underground" could be interpreted in a way that these models are still produced and distributed (but secretly, illegally, etc)

[srid]

Yes. What do you think Grok AI's real-time information being sourced on posts of individual users (similar to early internet) as opposed to established media (like AP)?

[kennyloginz]

No, Twitter posts are not even close to the “old internet”. No one was paid to create ragebait.

We still argued, but we did it from a place of passion, not commission.