The future of AI is open source, not closed source. The future of currency, including between AI agents, is cryptocurrency, not fiat. Also, valuable minerals such as gold, lithium, and others will remain and grow in price to no lesser extent. The future of goods, real estate, stocks, and everything else is their tokenization, not the paper form with seals and hand signatures. The future of tokenization is decentralized systems, not centralized ones. And it will come very quickly, just whoever does not understand this first will not be able to compete and will die out like any inefficient organism in evolution, like 99% of all living and unadapted. But the speeds will be incomparably faster. And it is not even entirely clear how much. Just look at the efficiency of NASA and SpaceX, any unnecessary intervention imposes unnecessary costs. It's like that in everything. Here are some digital regulations in Europe, for example. It is not viable in the current race. Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Digital Services Act (DSA) Digital Markets Act (DMA) Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) Working Directive Copyright Directive CE Marking Cyber Resilience Act (IoT) NIS2 Directive MDR/IVDR SFDR I hope the recent statements are not just words and the regulation will be lifted.

@georgiawithcake @gunsnrosesgirl3 In Russia. It's been like 4 years already.

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@petergyang As I understand it. The first message is clarifying, the second is the research itself. That is, 100 researches and 100 clarifying.

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@elonmusk Great !

@petergyang It already does everything I do on the computer better. I'm going through an existential crisis right now. It's like a severe burnout, but the sooner I get through it, the better...

It seems to me that you just want to believe that he doesn't care. But it's a matter of faith. The best way is to compare words with deeds. I have given you much more evidence, albeit indirect. But I don't see it in yours. I have no reason to dislike him, except for the ones I have given. I don't like liars. But I will forgive him everything, let him open the source, as Elon Musk asked him to. After all, the company is called OpenAI. Or better yet, show the database on which he trained the models. After all, he has the right to talk about copyright. Let him show that he himself does not violate them in this case.

@spooky3do @kimmonismus @sama About the land, this is his argument, not mine. You can go argue with him about this. Is there anything specifically about my arguments? Or if everything suits you, then have a good evening.

@spooky3do @kimmonismus @sama It's not about how much land is uninhabited. It's about who owns it and how much it's worth (according to his estimates, it will grow very much).

I know. And I'll tell you a secret. It will happen with or without him. And for these 15-20 years he wants to drive a cool car, play unfairly with competitors, kiss the ass of any politician, just to be the first to do it. Also you forget about limited resources like land, which will cost even more. Reread his blog. Just one moment is enough for me, he does not open the code, therefore he does not care about humanity, but only about himself. And it would be normal if he openly declared it. But he is a snake and I'm sorry that you do not see it.

This is why he doesn't open source, this is why the previous administration wanted to make AI access limited, this is why he drives one of the most expensive brands of cars, this is why he changes shoes from one administration to another and doesn't blink an eye. Wake up, dude. You're being screwed. Everything he says is a lie.

I would agree if you wrote that people care about the price. Because again, most people don't use it for super complex tasks, so if something is 10-20% better but paid, and something is a little worse for free or very cheap, then most people will use the latter. Open source can be optimized and made to suit your needs, that's why the future is in open source, not closed source. And we're already seeing the effect of open source on all these companies. They can't compete anymore unless they offer something at a very affordable price or free options.

@kimmonismus @sama Sama's biggest fear is that AGI will come out with open source code and he won't have time to make money, obviously. Hence the departure of people from safety team and acceleration.

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@elonmusk Love it !!!

In this context I did not mean pure socialism, but rather the best ideas from it. In general, they do not have one concept of political philosophy, you can say social democracy and egalitarian liberalism, or you can say practical humanism, but I don't care about philosophy, I hate politics. I am interested in how to make people live well and happily and to understand why one thing works in one place, but does not work in another.

Barely found your comment in spam. Russians also spoke out against the Soviet Union in Latvia and other countries. And the Soviet Union is to blame for this and no one else. There was no need to take people for idiots under the screen of propaganda and stories about wonderful sociolism and equality, which did not work...

@teortaxesTex Russian Latvian? They got you mixed up with me lol. What's wrong with Russian Latvians? P.S. By the way: Fuck politicians of all countries, Fuck journalists of all countries, Fuck imposed ideologies, Fuck propaganda, Fuck theism, Long live AI !

Explain to me the paradox of the Scandinavian countries. They are always at the top. Is it about socialism and the lack of corruption? I only know that there was a paradox with suicides, but it went away when vitamin D was synthesized. P.S. It doesn't matter. I already asked the AI. "The consistently high rankings of Scandinavian countries (like Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, and Norway) in the World Happiness Report can be attributed to a combination of factors, rather than a single cause. Here are some key elements that contribute to their high levels of happiness: Social Welfare Systems: Scandinavian countries are known for their comprehensive social welfare systems. These systems provide extensive social support, including universal healthcare, free or subsidized education, and robust unemployment benefits. This safety net reduces stress and anxiety related to basic needs and financial security. High Income Levels: These countries generally have high GDP per capita, which translates to higher income levels for their citizens. Economic stability and prosperity contribute significantly to overall life satisfaction. Work-Life Balance: Scandinavian countries emphasize a healthy work-life balance. Policies such as generous parental leave, flexible working hours, and ample vacation time contribute to lower stress levels and higher job satisfaction. Low Corruption: Transparency and low levels of corruption in government and institutions foster trust among citizens. This trust in public institutions enhances the overall sense of security and well-being. Strong Social Support Networks: There is a strong sense of community and social cohesion in these countries. High levels of trust and social support networks contribute to a sense of belonging and mutual assistance. Freedom and Equality: High levels of personal freedom, gender equality, and social mobility are prevalent. People feel empowered to make life choices and have equal opportunities, which enhances their sense of autonomy and satisfaction. Regarding the paradox of high happiness levels and previously high suicide rates, it's important to note that the situation has evolved. The synthesis and supplementation of vitamin D, along with increased awareness and mental health support, have contributed to reducing suicide rates. Additionally, the overall high quality of life and social support systems help mitigate mental health issues. In summary, the high happiness levels in Scandinavian countries are the result of a combination of strong social welfare systems, economic stability, low corruption, and a culture that values work-life balance, social support, and equality. These factors collectively create an environment conducive to high life satisfaction and well-being."