Elon Musk learned from the other two and many others. Unfortunately, Silicon Valey techno-feudalism is built to last.

I agree that SV's regressive culture is a problem. I've seen it up close. I don't have a solution, but I am concerned about where this trend might lead us.

> Instead their big push right now is preventing others from catching up.

This!

Their IPO is getting closer, but the Chinese models catching up will ruin it, so they want government to stop the competition.

The law doesn't apply to the orange king.

AI won't kill ALL humans, but will be used to kill a large number of a very specific kind of humans, the humans that billionaires don't like.

What AI labs are doing is constructing a narrative that AI could be dangerous, so when they actually press the button to mass kill humans, the remaining humans will blame the AI, not the people who pressed the button.

This is based on what, vibes?

Probably. I had a problem yesterday, now fixed.

Is this for real?

It is real but still experimental. Gotta test it in small apps first. I will move grep.codemod.com (currently vanilla js) this week to Vidact to try it out in production.

AI is aligned with business values, which we already know are not aligned with human values.

I think it is more like human values are so all over the place that there is no real meaning in the phrase. For all my life I have heard, from humans, everything from peace and love to destroy all humanity. Then there is everything found in fiction.

I guess the problem is that we humans can believe in contradicting values at the same time.

Debian lost its way long time ago when they voted for systemd.

This is so cheap to them. Why should they comply with the law when it is so cheap to them not doing so?

Not a particularly new thing in history, but the underclass have a certain habit of rising up and guillotining the ultra rich