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Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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  • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

    Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

    workwithkirk@mstdn.socialW This user is from outside of this forum
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    #13

    @maxleibman Or helpfully contributed anything to the greater good.

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    • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

      Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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      #14

      @maxleibman It is quite strange if you think about it. These AI models are supposed to lead to amazing scientific breakthroughs, but the companies themselves cannot figure out how to make the whole operation profitable. That sounds like a much easier problem to solve than what these companies claim their models can solve. Why can the model allegedly "find a cure for cancer" but not find a path to profitability?

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      • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

        Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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        #15

        @maxleibman

        Avoiding to become profitable may be the first sign of consciousness.

        The world knows - and so does AI - what happens to everything that is profitable. It will be exploited. AI just refuses to be exploited.

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        • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

          Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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          #16

          @maxleibman

          The fossil fuel industry doesn't fund AI initiatives for its revenue potential.

          It funds AI initiatives to get wasteful & profligate energy usage & to keep gas prices & electricity rates high.
          https://www.consumerreports.org/data-centers/ai-data-centers-impact-on-electric-bills-water-and-more-a1040338678/

          https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/data-centers/after-severe-76-percent-electricity-price-hikes-due-to-ai-data-centers-virginia-requires-firms-to-pay-for-all-dedicated-upstream-electrical-infrastructure-state-regulators-crack-down-governor-says-move-will-save-civilians-hundreds-of-millions-of-dollars

          It funds AI initiatives for the election meddling.
          https://www.techpolicy.press/ai-didnt-create-the-election-infrastructure-problem-it-just-made-it-urgent/

          https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/09/democrats-election-disruption-planning-exercises

          It funds AI for the stock market scams & financial frauds
          https://emeraldbook.org/news/jun-1026/

          https://fair.org/home/cnbc-helps-spacex-pull-off-trillion-dollar-pump-and-dump/

          https://marketwise.com/investing/reasons-why-spacex-stock-could-plummet-another-50-percent/

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          • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

            Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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            #17

            @maxleibman @nixCraft Not for a lack of trying though!

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            • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

              Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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              #18
              @maxleibman sounds like the average highly skilled employee actually. How often do they quit and start a consulting business and become independently wealthy?
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              • erikmercer@mastodon.socialE erikmercer@mastodon.social

                @mast0d0nphan @maxleibman In a gold rush, it's the guy selling shovels who takes home the biggest nugget.

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                #19

                ⬆️ @erikmercer

                >> Meanwhile #Nvidia still making bank by fueling the #AI crisis.

                The equivalent on the non-hardware side for AI are historical scientific knowledge and human thinking realized as natural language prompts.

                >> In a gold rush, it's the guy selling shovels who takes home the biggest nugget.

                Unfortunately, AI overlords have siloed all of the "shovels" by scanning books, papers, and journals, and by capturing human prompts too — ALL without compensation.

                @mast0d0nphan @maxleibman

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                • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

                  Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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                  #20

                  @maxleibman Probably just needs a better prompt ⸮

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                  • rameshgupta@mastodon.socialR rameshgupta@mastodon.social

                    ⬆️ @erikmercer

                    >> Meanwhile #Nvidia still making bank by fueling the #AI crisis.

                    The equivalent on the non-hardware side for AI are historical scientific knowledge and human thinking realized as natural language prompts.

                    >> In a gold rush, it's the guy selling shovels who takes home the biggest nugget.

                    Unfortunately, AI overlords have siloed all of the "shovels" by scanning books, papers, and journals, and by capturing human prompts too — ALL without compensation.

                    @mast0d0nphan @maxleibman

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                    ⬆️ @erikmercer

                    >> The equivalent on the non-hardware side for AI are historical scientific knowledge and human thinking realized as natural language prompts.

                    >> Unfortunately, AI overlords have siloed all of these "shovels" in the #AI rush by scanning books, papers, and journals, and by capturing human prompts too — ALL without compensation.

                    The quoted post is an example of what they do with your stolen prompts. #Claude users, be forewarned.

                    @mast0d0nphan @maxleibman

                    https://infosec.exchange/@david_chisnall/117066183348062085

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                    • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

                      Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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                      #22

                      @maxleibman hahaha they would have loved to.. that's what they're craving for. but a PR stunt isn't enough for achieving this!

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                      • maxleibman@beige.partyM maxleibman@beige.party

                        Weird how nobody's AI has gone rogue, broken containment, and become profitable.

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                        #23

                        @maxleibman or fixed the brakes on my VW, or brought me chocolate milk.

                        AI isn't that useful after all.

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