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....spec for increased privacy is behind a paywall >_<

404 on the image credit link there. Also, no link to the paper there where you say "New England Journal of Medicine" :-(

.....Ref the article, as a PhD Student in the field of AI I could have told anyone this years ago :P

As I keep telling people, current foundational/llm model architectures are limited by the fundamental AI principle that deep learning models today are simply complex pattern recognition machines. They map your input (eg a prompt) to the the 'best' place output space. They have no real...

And then there's the strict ad laws surrounding television that exist in the UK where I live....

As a end-stage PhD student in the field of AI, it is horrifying that such a model has been released without appropriate safety and bias analyses. This is a terrible idea and while I hope it gets taken down, I very much doubt that will be the case.

A a PhD student researcher in the field of AI (in Europe), this is horrifying. There are so. Many. Problems. With AI models, and nobody seems to know or care about them. The way the hype is blinding people to the reality of how limited and biased current models are absolutely unreal.

Wow, I'm eg surprised that CommonMark hasn't been mentioned here yet. It's a comprehensive spec that precisely defines markdown. It's often considered the definitive markdown spec, sans the GFM additions of course.

The trouble here is that big companies fail to consider that maybe pirating sites are popular because they are doing something wrong.

This. Current AI forecasting models are still very very large -- much larger than is accessible to most. Source: I have done research on these models and have spent an unreasonable amount of time looking at existing options available for my PhD thesis -- though I haven't seen this one yet.

Note that this limited free version provided a vital lifeline for those wanting to learn skills in VMWare, who could potentially go on to recommend it in a business context & net VMWare lots of money. This is, to my understanding, the reason why free versions of software like this exists. It's...

NO! This must be a bad dream. Please tell me this isn't real!

I'll be rather upset if this replaces right alt. I use right alt as a compose key on Linux, and on Windows too with 3rd party software the few times I've used it. Should they not seek feedback from people before changing something so fundamental as a the keyboard layout?

....but what ARE the rules? I never expected Ars to publish an article that is light on detail here. Unacceptable!

Try sudo dmesg -w See also /var/log/kern.log

.....can you somehow copy the video from the tweet onto here please? It won't play, instead saying "Continue watching on X" after 5 seconds.

List seems to be US only?

This would be against the law in the EU if true and had evidence. Someone take erm to court?

Anyone got e.g. a DOI or a link to a paper?

Note this is in the EU. IIRC "the first ammendment" is a US thing, so it doesn't apply here.