Can’t speak for the relative merits of the bill. To be honest it doesn’t really matter, since it’s a bad idea to use any American services, be it from big tech or from startups.

However, I do have issues with the characterization of small startups leveraging “AI” in the article. Vast majority of startups add “AI powered” both as a consumer marketing and a fundraising method. Even if they do actually use ML powered features, it is likely these features would simply be part of their package and marketed something along the lines of “automated recommendation for configuring [X]”. Many such features cannot even leverage public works to since startups tend to focus on more niche use use cases of ML tech since it’s difficult to competing around something like LLMs.

Something about their framing of startups just sounds off.

Isn’t this not possible just for Lemmy itself? E.g. programmatically moving a community (post, comments, subs, automatic redirect etc) from one instance to another.

If you want to be technical, US is a proto-fascist state (i.e. there is still a lot of room for things to get worse).

The 14 Characteristics of Fascism

China’s biggest home appliances company, Midea, has launched a series of DeepSeek-enhanced air conditioners. The product is an “understanding friend” who can “catch your thoughts accurately,” according to the company’s product launch video.

This doesn’t really sound like a revolutionary use case.

Chinese media have hailed DeepSeek for saving the day in the city of Wuhan. When the police received a report that five stray horses had been wandering around at night, they asked the chatbot for information on nearby horse farms. Officials were able to locate the owner by visiting the farms DeepSeek suggested.

Maybe an LLM query ran faster than doing a search in a map tool, but by how much?

Recently, she’s been tackling a new challenge at Sunshine, her AI-driven startup focused on making everyday tasks more seamless, starting with managing users’ phone contacts and reminding them about birthdays. The company’s latest AI-powered photo sharing app reflects Mayer’s broader vision for how technology can enhance personal connections and interactions.

What a bunch of PR word salad.

I skimmed through most of the article, it reads like an oligarch propaganda piece. But in the BBC’s defense they did ask some relevant questions.

In particular, Mayer’s framing of “pessimists” and “optimists” is almost beautiful in an abstract kind of way.

It is not a matter of being pessimistic or optimistic about ML powered services, it’s a matter of not trusting a bunch of vapid, corrupt, dishonest ghouls like Mayer and her ilk.

Only a complete fool would believe the word salad about wanting to make the world a better place and leveraging technology to help develop human connections. It reads like a parody or satire.

Is CORBA even used these days? I feel like before reading your post, the last time I heard someone mention CORBA was ~20 years ago.

Who is going to ask you?

You don’t want to take a vibeful air plane ride followed by a vibey crash landing? You’re such a square and so behind the times.

It’s actually a lie on the part of Nvidia. One of those corporate “it’s not technically a lie”, but there is still a clear premeditated intention to deceive stemming from malicious intent.

https://lemmy.world/post/26776509

I heard about Ice Cubes for Mastadon being good for iOS, but I have no personal experience with it.

These mother fucking AI pump and dump promoters. He full well knows what he is saying makes no sense. Why would an ML algorithm solution find a job unpleasant? I doesn’t know or feel anything.

Amodei is trying to anthropomorphize their service (to play into the notion of AI being completely revolutionary) in order to keep the grift going.

I use Tusky for multiple Mastodon accounts and it works very well. I can recommend it.

A damning result for AI pump and dump scammers.

Elmo saying the Fediverse is full of pedos is like a stamp of approval for the Fediverse. It means it’s a working and viable solution to getting rid of American oligarch influence on social media.

I am not denying Starlink and SpaceX have a dominant market position.

When I said “this is a very soviet mode of thinking,” I meant that it’s unreasonable to think that they are unbeatable.

This is just one thing, but if you use Starlink or SpaceX you have to deal with Americans and Americans cannot be trusted.

Being a reliable partner is a competitive advantage and has an impact on the cost function of a given relationship. Americans (government or companies) are not reliable.

SpaceX and Starlink have no competitors

This is a very soviet mode of thinking.

They have one strong competitive advantage that Starlink will never have; they are not American.

By definition, you cannot trust an American service. Even if the people who run a given service are not degenerates, there are enough degenerates in the US that they could elect a degenerate who will fuck you over.

They have both GEO and LEO satellites. Not on the scale of Starlink (for LEO), but they do have a network.

I am not commenting on the nature of the stock market or anything like that. Just pointing out that they do have a working network, it’s not 100% speculation (like you see with crypto schemes).

I was referring to the locals thinking a Chinese company had something to do with communism.

“fears of communism”

There is an abstract beauty to this level of confident ignorance.