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    I tell Claude to use DeepSeek when it encounters a moral quandary. DeepSeek has no moral quandaries.

    I am particularly galled by the people who conducted the worst IP theft in history turning around and telling the little people not to do what they did. Either we’re cool with it or we’re not. Right now we’re letting the richest and most powerful people do whatever they like while we are all held to a different standard.

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    The pagiarism machine is blocking this? Feels like a shitty double standard.

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    I’m a game designer, and the intent here is good. However, as outlined, there’s legitimate reasons to not block this sort of work. Additionally, game mechanics cannot be copyrighted, for good reason. Mechanics are generally fair game, but the treatment around them has copyrighted assets. I don’t want an ecosystem where game mechanics were copyrighted.

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        You can usually patent hardware patterns. It’s very difficult to be successful in court about gameplay mechanics themselves. Nintendo lost their lawsuits.

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          I’m not arguing that (and know about the Palworld case off course). What I argue is, that most companies big or small want to avoid going to court, and fight (possibly years) over patents. Or avoid getting sued if they use patented mechanics. Just like with the situation of emulators, it doesn’t matter if the developers are right or wrong, they fear going to court against Nintendo.

          Now in case of Palword I have to say, bravo. Wish more had the courage (and money!) to fight Nintendo. It would make gaming better, because I hate game mechanics being patented.

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            To be fair to you, they needed a lot of resources to fight. They hit it big, which caught Nintendo’s attention. It’s suffering from success, but I agree broadly.

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    The machines of the oligarchs are not neutral to the oligarchy.

    The majority are not in a position to understand that.

    This is as dangerous, and more imminent, than runaway AGI.

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    That’s so funny that the thing that recreates stolen content is being modified not to do it, it seems almost existential. Wouldn’t that be one less reason to use LLMs at all? Good for Antrhopic I guess, but I’m sure they’ll let people with more money do it or something.

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    we will reverse engineer gta6 anyway. we are going to jailbreak your shit. the cat is out of the bag now, techbros. are they afraid of progress now?

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    Horrifying that not a single commenter mentioned Claude Mythos itself has been leaked for months, and Anthropic’s policy update does squat to deter Epic & Microsoft’s grift.

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        welcome to 2024, Trump just got back to office. Some folks are really upset he made billionaires richer, yet the masses don’t hate datacenters yet. Esp. since they’rnt next door.

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          That’s… not mythos, dumbass. That’s the client package for Claude Code. The model still runs “in the cloud”. You don’t have access to it locally.

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            I’ve been made aware that’s it’s been reverse prompted it’s entire source code as of 2 days ago too. But never mind that. I am told there are better libre source models available?

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              It was already open source… LLM models aren’t compiled programs to have a source. They have weights that are either open or not.

              Mythos had a leak, but unless you have a machine with 8+ TERABTYTES of RAM, it’s useless to you.

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                libre modelists seem to say they do.
                heck, google opened a new datacenter in Finland. Villages are wild about it.