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But have the brains left the skull?

2026-07-29 18:13:50.079032+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

David Scott Krueger on LessWrong: …but have the weights left the server?

For all we know, the AI could still be out there. We need to demand that OpenAI demonstrate that the AI didn’t make a copy of itself that’s running on someone else’s computer somewhere else with no one being any the wiser.

Appears to be this dude.

I was gonna scoff, in fact I'm still gonna scoff, but speaking to the level of software quality these days, let's be fair: in a world of Ansible and "fire up another AWS instance" rather than actually writing good software, who knows, maybe?

Via David Gerard.

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