> So what do we do? First, recognize that this is a problem that cannot be solved on an individual level and requires collective action. We can advocate for these technologies to be regulated. We can adopt AI policies in our own projects that spell out acceptable and responsible uses. We can show up at city councils that pass sweetheart deals to bring in hyperscale data centers and push back.
Using the same cars analogy, things got better only because it finally became financially viable to manufacture and run electric vehicles.
Would running data centers on renewable energy make things better? Probably not much, I'm sure most are already looking into getting the cheapest energy sources anyways.
Regulation is probably coming though, once Google and Meta and Apple and Microsoft and every big corporation get their hands on as much data as humanly possible, be it through selling you Ray-Bans or by screenshotting your desktop every 10 seconds or by scanning all the images on your phone and sending the metadata to the cloud for "censorship and safety". For the past 5 years every big corporation has probably breached so many lines to acquire this data, and then at some point, they will lobby to make it harder for everyone else, as they have done so before.
I hate to sound defeatist, but there is genuinely very little we can do anymore. I'd love to hear comments on any actionable suggestions that can be done by any of us. Especially concerning this data breach issue which has never deterred the FAANG, worst case they'll pay a few million down the line from some class action lawsuits.
The technology is so dumb can be easily made to believe there is a Google mushroom. We are way far from driving a F22 to the ditch...although I am sure with the same techniques, we could make the AI make the F22 bomb the Google headquarters....
You don't know that. Yo don't know what someone would think if you tell them the general concept of cold and warm.
The reaction you should have, the feeling etc.
I asked chatgpt how it would describe a scene without mentioning temperature. It was very good in describing what a human would describe.
I'm aware of the bias we have against LLMs but I think people just underestimate how much data is there.
I'm not saying a robot wouldn't be better with this information or an LLM and they actually use temperature sensors for robots so they can control movement speed and dexterity with overheating elements but the gap is small.
Useful reframe: it's not old vs. new tech, it's tools you command vs. media that commands you. "Retro" correlates with "good for kids" mostly because old tools aren't engagement-optimized — they sit there until the kid acts. A modern non-algorithmic tool can be just as good.
What a dumbphone doesn't solve is the social tax — opting a kid out of the addictive layer can also opt them out of the group chat. That's the actually-hard part.
So basically this works on top of Browser Use, its an extension that runs inside it so it enhances it. If you're using Browser Use (or anything like it, or Browserbase), you can use this extension with it to clean up the browser your agents are using.
Hey! Brian from Edera here. We actually forked Xen and made some improvements to it to increase performance and security. We try to upstream most of our changes but our fork is public if you want to check it out. When compared to other microvm container runtimes we can see as much as 60% performance increase for certain workloads. We've put a lot effort into making it seamlessly plug into kubernetes, happy to get you access to try it out if you're interested.
A simple post, shows that a 5 trillion dollar scientific research project, that sustains the current market valuation that separates the USA from bankruptcy, can be defeated with a simple prompt manipulation.
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if wealth is money in this context, and printing is creation in this context, what is the difference between printing money and creating wealth? the new money went somewhere. if i remember correctly it went indiscriminately to business owners, with no stipulations on how it was spent, and then blanket forgiven with no questions asked. to my mind that is wealth creation and the root cause of the inflation we've seen since (the printing not just the PPP)
I decided I didn't like where betterCanvas was going when they rewrote it and added accounts and subscriptions, so I went to their github, reverted to the MIT license so they can't do anything about it, and added more features.
I want this to be the FOSS version of the current extension, so nobody has to keep being pushed to make an account or pay to make their canvas look better.
How does this handle MCP credentials - both for stdio servers that read tokens from local config, and for HTTP ones where harness holds an OAuth token? Either way those secrets end up in your cloud? Curious what the security model is
