No, they're doing it right by arresting him. There are ways he could publish his finding and have his share of fame in a way that would help them to get fixed and doesn't disrupt the lives of so many people

I have found a good deal for a GPU and I'm setting up a local AI environment, using llama.cpp for LLMs and comfy-ui for image generation. The dockers for the software and drivers are ready, I'm just waiting for the video card to arrive

Performing neutral reviews of hardware and calling companies out for bad behavior is not "being the victim". Stopping to send reviews samples had a direct negative impact to these third-party reviewers so we mostly have their "trust me bro" benchmarks

Thankfully these guys dumped many public Discord servers, privacy concerns aside, the information won't really be forever trapped

I wouldn't say worthless as they do award important people doing work for science. The peace prize in particular can be ironic as many laureates did very questionable things after the award, like Obama got a peace prize but then kept heavy military activity on foreign countries

It's a shame to see the journalist trusting an AI chat-bot to verify the trustworthiness of the image instead of asking a specialist. I feel like they should even have an AI detecting specialist in-house since we're moving to having more generative AI material everywhere