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Discussion (4 Comments)Read Original on HackerNews

oli5679•about 3 hours ago
I wonder if you could pursue an antitrust cases in eu against Claude code refusing to use fable to work on some deep learning problems and downgrading to an inferior model.

Would this ever be viewed as an abuse of dominant market position, aiming to disadvantage potential entrants.

cromka•about 3 hours ago
I don't think they have a dominant position. Besides that works only if you are venturing into another field while you're dominant in another.
cobolcomesback•about 3 hours ago
Ah, I see we’ve reached the point of “Don’t Look Up” where members of the public are actively mad that they’re being warned of the incoming meteor.
ArcHound•23 minutes ago
No, the public is mad that some lads are constructing something they claim is a meteor and aiming it at earth.

AI progress is not a force of nature, there are concrete actors pushing it forward at great costs.

bvcp•about 1 hour ago
if the next decade plays out and these claims of world ending ai, given that there are many actors on this space who wont slow down or align their ai, doesnt actually eventuate will you feel kind of silly that you bought into this mass hysteria?
jondea•about 1 hour ago
Surely there are enough experts that think there's a risk that at least considering corrective action will not retrospectively look silly? (Except perhaps with hindsight bias.)

They may well be wrong, but I'm not sure you can dismiss them so easily.

And the fact it is a prisoner dilemma problem doesn't mean it's unsolvable, sure it makes it hard, but we have made _some_ progress on climate change and that's a prisoner dilemma problem.

DonsDiscountGas•36 minutes ago
Indeed, just like those idiots who bought into ozone hole, Y2K, and climate change. People have always said we had problems but somehow humanity is still alive, therefore those problems must have been fake (/s obviously).