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by frabcus
1 day ago
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I think it is the cost of moving fast. Air gapping would slow down their partner evaluation system hugely. All the engineers would have to go and live next to the model. They need to do this now. But will be extremely resistant. It needs regulation forcing them to, I think. |
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You say that as if it were a bad thing.
Being close to the problem should help them take it seriously.