pretty much my take as well. I haven’t seen any actual information from a primary source, just lots of hearsay and “what we think happened” analyst shit (e.g. that analyst group in the twitter screenshot has names but no citation/links)
and doubly yep on the “everyone could just be lying” bit
yep I think so too. as I think I posted here a while back:
25068 + Oct 12 GitHub ( 20K) Your free GitHub Copilot access is ending soon
and now suddenly it's Launched Again! but with limits. gotta whet those appetites just a bit more! sales will totes follow soon!
been a little while since we had A Programming Dot Dev here, I think. guess it was time
I wish them a merry cable grounding fault and happy earth buzz to all
yeah, which is rather lol
"please believe in meeeeeeeeeee"
afaik it's not illegal but I have a strong feeling that quite a number of Typical OpenAI Practices And Behaviours are going to inform what becomes anathema and what becomes illegal in the coming years, because ho boy
I'm still blissfully clueless as to who zizek is
although saying that here now might cause an accidental crash course
you just really don’t get it, do you?
pretty common to see that mentioned ito EU going after megacorps; the tone was set by microsoft actions in the 00s (the Office saga), and has rung a few times since over the years
The NPU requirement has already been proven to be circumventable, as well as a number of other problems found: https://awful.systems/comment/3492449
This has featured here before, and iirc there was a connection established beyond happenstance. Check the previous thread for more
(feels quite fucky to type the following without coming across as a naysayer; not quite the intended meaning, but.. I guess you'll see)
it'd probably be cool if this could exist, but also there's a couple of extremely hard problems in going for it, along with a couple of (to my current knowledge) entirely unsolved ones
one of the presently-unsolved things I know of is that we don't yet have anything like scalable performant homomorphic encryption so there's no way to do fully-private query operations on a dataset, which thus gives way to the operator snooping space combined with user privacy angles. there are some technical solutions to some aspects of this, and a number of social things that would apply too
might be interesting either way
definitely a hell of a big project.
no WP:NaNaNaNaNaNaNaBATMAN?