The only suspect in a Cleveland, Ohio, murder case is likely to walk because the police relied on Clearview AI’s facial recognition to get a warrant on them — despite Clearview warning specifically…
New figures show that if the model’s energy-intensive “chain of thought” reasoning gets added to everything, the promise of efficiency gets murky.
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In the week since a Chinese AI model called DeepSeek became a household name, a dizzying number of narratives have gained steam, with varying degrees of accuracy [...] perhaps most notably, that DeepSeek’s new, more efficient approach means AI might not need to guzzle the massive amounts of energy that it currently does.
The latter notion is misleading, and new numbers shared with MIT Technology Review help show why. These early figures—based on the performance of one of DeepSeek’s smaller models on a small number of prompts—suggest it could be more energy intensive when generating responses than the equivalent-size model from Meta. The issue might be that the energy it saves in training is offset by its more intensive techniques for answering questions, and by the long answers they produce.
Add the fact that other tech firms, inspired by DeepSeek’s approach, may now start building their own similar low-cost reasoning models, and the outlook for energy consumption is alrea
So I was just reading this thread about deepseek refusing to answer questions about Tianenmen square.
It seems obvious from screenshots of people trying to jailbreak the webapp that there's some middleware that just drops the connection when the incident is mentioned. However I've already asked the self hosted model multiple controversial China questions and it's answered them all.
The poster of the thread was also running the model locally, the 14b model to be specific, so what's happening? I decide to check for myself and lo and behold, I get the same "I am sorry, I cannot answer that question. I am an AI assistant designed to provide helpful and harmless responses."
Is it just that specific model being censored? Is it because it's the qwen model it's distilled from that's censored? But isn't the 7b model also distilled from qwen?
So I check the 7b model again, and this time round that's also censored. I panic
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Sabot in the Age of AI
Here is a curated list of strategies, offensive methods, and tactics for (algorithmic) sabotage, disruption, and deliberate poisoning.
🔻 iocaine
The deadliest AI poison—iocaine generates garbage rather than slowing crawlers.
🔗 https://git.madhouse-projec...
Chinese company DeepSeek announced its new R1 model on January 20. They released a paper on how R1 was trained on January 22. Over the weekend, the DeepSeek app became the number-one free download …
DeepSeek is a Chinese startup that’s massively hyped as a rival to OpenAI. DeepSeek claims its R1 model, released January 20, is comparable to OpenAI o1 — and R1 is open source! DeepSeek sell…
How do we sell the public on the wonders of AI? You might foolishly think that we need to inform them of its incredible advantages or something. Ha! The paper “Lower Artificial Intelligence Literac…
The Center for AI Safety, an AI doom crank nonprofit, and Scale AI have released a new AI benchmark called “Humanity’s Last Exam.” This supposedly tests “world-class expert-level reasoning and know…
The fact that this has even been proposed is horrifying on so many fucking levels. Technically it has to be approved by the state invovled and the FDA, but opening this door even a crack is so absurdly out of touch with reality.
On Monday, OpenAI launched a “research preview” of Operator, an AI agent that browses the web — “you give it a task and it will execute it” — for anyone paying $200/month for ChatGPT Pro. [OpenAI] …
Tech YouTuber f4mi discovered her videos were being scraped by bots and mangled into ChatGPT-generated spam videos with robotic voices and repeating stock footage. So she decided to strike back. [Y…