Trump has become schizophrenic again.

As long as the AI ​​is also Free Software or Open Source.

I find it strange that OpenAI is buying companies despite the huge losses.

Could it be that they reached an agreement with Microsoft in which they receive large amounts of money?

As for OpenAI and Microsoft, they’re betting on energy with a company called Helion Energy. They say they’ll have it ready by 2028. Whether they’ll achieve that? We’ll see.

If I see a representative or senator using ChatGPT, could I demand that he resign from his position?

And why does no one want to give financing to the company?

Because Helion Energy raised funds this year.

AI has been around for many years, dating back to the 1960s. It’s had its AI winters and AI summers, but now it seems we’re in an AI spring.

But the amount of poisoned data is minuscule compared to the data that isn’t poisoned. As for data, what data are we referring to: everything in general or just data that a human can understand?

But do Glaze, Nightshade, and HarmonyCloak really work to prevent that information from being used? Because at first, it may be effective. But then they’ll find ways around those barriers, and that software will have to be updated, but only the one with the most money will win.

The structure of OpenAI is quite strange and curious.

According to the Internet Society, in 2020, the total amount of data on the Internet reached 5.2 zettabytes.

Those 5.2 zettabytes are equivalent to 5,400,000 Petabytes or also 5,400,000,000 Terabytes. There is a Nimbus ExaDrive DC that costs $40,000 and can store 100 TB.

If we divide the 5,400,000,000 TB by 100 TB, we get 54,000,000 units, and multiplying that by $40,000, we get $2,160,000,000,000.

And that unit for each GB costs 2.5 dollars.

!pics@lemmy.world For the photos that are uploaded in that community

Parece que el Destino de Mujico es ser una especie de Bluesky en menor escala y con su propio estilo

If anyone’s wondering if it’s open source, the answer is yes. It’s also licensed under the AGPL.

Here’s the GitHub link.

https://github.com/whtwnd/whitewind-blog

Bluesky aims to be a Microblogging, although its protocol can be used for other types of social networks. They may increase that limit a bit, but the fact that there is no character limit is more likely to be found in another social network that uses the protocol that Bluesky does.

So what is the character limit you consider acceptable on Bluesky?