How can you prove that a modified LLM was based on a Chinese model?

IANA AI researcher, but there are different technique for fingerprinting or assessing the similarity of different LLM models. Or it could become known via a leak, or good old humint.

If it wanted to, the US could make model inspection (with direct access to the weights) a condition of access to their market.

Except instead of being banned they'll be charged under the CFAA.

In this case, glare and reflections.

It’s also stronger.

It's more aero :)

I don't want enterprises to thrive. I want me to thrive.

but if enterprises dont thrive you dont thrive either

Not all citizens have the right to freedom: "except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted"

https://www.senate.gov/about/origins-foundations/senate-and-...

From the article:

> it achieves 258 Wh/mi — roughly matching the efficiency of an actual Model 3.

Adults could also use this to filter out unwanted content without needing to rely on outdated filter lists.

Drug testing has its loopholes: https://www.npr.org/sections/thetorch/2016/07/19/486595080/r...

Yes it does.

Pretty hard to use the in-competition avoidance strategy like that in this out of competition case though.

Some planes can land automatically without the pilot's input: https://avbrief.com/autoland-saves-king-air-everyone-reporte...

Takeoff is probably easier to automate than an emergency landing.

Notably, I believe the Cessna stall parachute in certain planes is autonomous by most definitions, not the least of which because it fires without pilot input and because it takes control of the plane away from the human to do so. I recognize this is a rather, uh, odd use of ‘autonomous’ — but it does technically serve as a pilotless emergency landing mechanism :)

> And so did the jury who awarded them $600k

What jury? The payment happened before the trial: "five days before a trial was scheduled to begin in the case, Dallas County officials agreed to pay $600,000 to settle the case".

In fairness, people don't generally give 6 figure settlements if they think the jury will agree with them