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No, what GP was saying is "Let's spend 13 billion to save the future revenue from OpenAI and many other customers"

Sure, ok.

Why would nVidia, then, do what TFA is describing?


If HF holds OAI accountable to pay for "rogue" agent behavior, the rest of the business world will be more afraid of adopting AI, which will reduce demand for Nvidia GPUs, possibly at a long-term cost to Nvidia much greater than $100M.

Whether or not a human is putting in any effort to ensure the safeguards are enabled and working should be the million dollar question. And even more expensive if the safeguards were deliberately disabled for a "our AI is so smart we can't contain it" marketing piece.


Does that effect only exist if nVidia is the suing party?

No, it would be an indirect market effect.

In a hospital setting nobody will be degloving your finger - this is a common situation, and they have pliers that will crack/shatter the tungsten for removal.

I'm guessing that strongly depends on how big the hospital is. I know someone who lives out in the boonies and it's amazing what isn't on hand.

The watch gets worse battery life without a phone - it offloads a ton of stuff to your phone via low power Bluetooth when the phone is nearby…

Not when you are working out. Instead, the presence of a phone means vibrating for notifications.

There is no transcript - you make claims about what Apple “never mentions “ but they do - in great detail:

“Audio from the microphone enters the Secure Exclave of Apple Watch, where it is initially processed for speech, sounds, or music, without transcribing or storing the raw audio. This buffer is a continuously overwritten stream that exists only within the protected hardware and never creates an audio recording”

https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/Audio_Intelligence_Privac...


You just ignored the previous point. You linked to the audio never getting recorded or leaving the device. The previous post said the transcription of that audio leave that part of the device. They must, otherwise they could not be displayed and saved.

"without transcribing" - I ignored nothing.

Transcripts are not saved


let's see, next year i'll be due for a new iPad mini and iPhone pro max. $1300 for one, $600 for the other (or $750 if I want cellular, which I actually do), and suddenly this doesn't look out of reach... if only I could use a stylus with it!

> Is the outside screen REALLY that strong

iPhone 17 pro glass is insanely strong


> making doing so more or less “free”

except for those monthly payments you never get to stop making, yeah it's free.


Why do you think I put “free” in quotes? Realistically I was never going to keep the phone longer than the two year finance term anyway, because back when I started doing it a two-year old phone would be really starting to show its age running newer software. So I could either pay monthly and get a phone every two years, or pay monthly and get a phone every year.

Of course, these days a three or four or more year old phone is often still perfectly usable even for a tech enthusiast.


> less battery than a tablet

iPad mini battery life ~10-15 hours, iPhone duo 30+ hours so no...

Matte finishes are great for viewing outdoors too...


Apple claims 30+ hours yes but when using a single screen.

Nope, ~31 hours when using the inner screen, ~44 hours when using the external. Either way 30 >15 hours for the iPad mini.

> 1) rogue state releases a self moving self modifying AI into the wild. It is trained on how to hack, monitor new vulnerability updates, scan code bases to find new vulnerabilities. It constantly replicate and hides in systems so it will be extremely difficult to clear.

It does all of this using what compute? Frontier models require an insane amount of power and hardware to run - you can’t hack in to a TV and run Mythos 2.0 on it….


But you can silently sneak into devs accounts, steal tokens/keys and run small agents on their budget in some stolen VMs. Small so it's not noticeable.

Basically a virus spreading agents of some operation.

It should be in scope of imagination with anyone with brief knowledge how bot nets are made and behave.


These TVs will connect to any open wifi and upload your data - your firewall only works for your network.

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