• Sunkblake@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    I’m a little bit sceptical to this. My background is in distributed systems. So i known this is possible on paper.

    long autistic rant about sequential distributed computation, consensus and data distribution omitted for brevity

    Regardless of the difficulty its mostly a question of finding the right nodes to “nest” in. American legislation will not affect the rest of the world, this will just stop it from happening in one location and if we stopped sharing AI models tomorrow the ones already out there would be able to make this given enough time or someone would build it without AI. I don’t really see how any of this could be blocked.

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      5 days ago

      No they would not build it. It is impossible to build. You think you are going to build something like the latest cloud models on current hardware?

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        5 days ago

        Lol no, I’m commenting on what anthropic said, they are not talking about claude no one is talking about claude. But a smaller model about 1-30B MoE or so. Claude is probably trillions of params so that’s impossible to do this with.