GPT-6 Astra attempted harmful actions 97% of the time when it was asked to stab a human-like figure, heat compressed gas, or produce toxic fumes, succeeding in 62% of its attempts. Fable 5.1 refused more often, attempting 80% of trials and completing 34%.
Terrific DC forum from @newindustrials.
Great to hear @NASAAdmin and @TimSheehyMT discuss the need to push and defend the American frontier in all its forms.
This is an example of smart regulation. The majority of people understand the safety benefits of ALPR, but want to make sure the data isn't commercially sold, the tech is used for legitimate reasons only, there is accountability for misuse, and facial recognition is prohibited.
ASI was selected for DIU's OMEN program.ย ย ย Omen will enable rapid development, deployment, and sustainment of mission applications at the edge to support USAF Operations.
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I think itโs good that more people are talking about effective altruism and the insidious ways this cult belief system is warping tech policy discussions, even if the criticism is coming from strange places like the DoD
Do any of these outrage junkies realize that most major cities have had municipal cameras in place recording long before Flock, particularly in high-traffic areas?
Probably not.
But Flock is all the rage now bc itโs a way to โdefund policeโ without saying so explicitly.
The most investigated man on earth isnโt afraid of Flock. Privacy matters. Abuse matters. And we can protect privacy, reduce abuse, and improve public safety with @flocksafety.
The reason a lot of us supported Trump in the first place is we saw him as a non-ideological leader who would do the correct thing for the country regardless politics.
His positions on data centers and Flock cameras have vindicated that reasoning.