And how many of those are exploitable in real-world situations? Raw counts of bugs aren’t all that meaningful.

I’d be OK with him going to play on the freeway.

For the analogy to work, the little girl would take a massive shit on Santa’s lap while making her insane demands.

Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

Because he’s a narcissistic megalomaniac.

He must not have written that speech. Otherwise he would have said Tim Apple.

If Streamers & Journalists CAN do it, government agencies ARE doing it.

Streamers and journalists make a lot of claims that they can’t back up.

Fled isn’t quite the right term. “Scarpered” is better.

They should be moving up to Nidan.

AI has been more effective at chaining known exploits together than reverse-engineering.

It’s been going on for several years and seems to be getting worse.

Except they’re the ones who released the hypothetically sentient AI into the wild. They should be liable for that action too.

And the notion of LLMs controlling safety-critical systems scares the piss out of me. I develop such systems, and LLMs are incapable of providing rigorous proof of the rationale behind their decisions. Therefore, they cannot be validated to provide correct conclusions based on a given data set. Unless and until that changes, they should be banned from anything that affects people’s lives, livelihoods or physical well-being.

He’s trying to deflect attention from the bursting AI bubble.

Yeah, it’s like giving rights to a typeahead buffer. There’s fuckery afoot when someone like this makes such a proposal.

Good. Let their fingers be burned right off if need be. Those vast data centers are to be used to facilitate oppression, not to improve the quality of life of anyone but (maybe) billionaires.

Especially since it’s not a law and doesn’t have a cat’s chance in hell of becoming one. So it could cost VLC 1 million a year just like winged monkeys could fly out of my ass.

you can only vent heat in infrared

Yeah, when you heat something, it emits infrared. Kind of the nature of hot things.

Great way to enforce a moratorium on new large-scale projects in LEO for a few years.

A variant of the first bullet is another option: put something in orbit going in the opposite direction, then release a few dozen ball bearings in the path of Elon’s data center. Closing speed is something on the order of 100 km/hr. That should do just fine.

Wow. He really is as dumb as I thought.

He’s a con artist.