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The AI moratorium has been significantly amended. Its no longer required, instead states are now now being incentivized to eshew regulation in return for broadband related cash. commerce.senate.gov/services/files…

As they should. Imagine for a moment your Internet Provider being asked by Disney to hold records of your traffic to validate who might be pirating. That would be ridiculous - so is this. No company should be forced to hold user data hostage over select IP infringement concerns.

This would be neat but I think a lot of gamers might check out if we create 'commuting, the game'

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I always have to remind people that city 'character' doesn't just spring up from the dirt. Character exists because people built something.

Very good article.

The one simple trick to vastly improving literally every piece of policy analysis is to put a post-it not on your computer that says 'there is no they.'

There is a certain simplicity in memory safety errors that gives me hope a majority of these problems can be scrubbed out with automation. If we can do that, the returns will be wild. youtube.com/watch?v=cNywlN…

Exactly my take. The study is interesting and certainly demonstrates some modest blind spots, but does not generalize to 'AI provably cannot reason.' I think the basic takeaway is that reliable tool use will be essential to success.

I too am worried we will be replaced by cars.