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Comment Re:This is fine but still, what a mess (Score 1) 71

You seem confused.

I am not the least bit confused. The same technique that might be used to remove "harmful" behavior can be used to alter any behavior. That's self-evident to anyone with even passing concept of how models work.

skin-deep

False. The depth depends on the effort made to analyze the model and test behavior. There is no limit here: abliteration can be as shallow or as deep as one has time and money to spend.

Comment Re:They are lying (Score 1) 78

They are lying when they claim that no one approved the torrenting.

My idea was that if lawyers are involved, then that is evidence higher-ups are definitely also aware of it (otherwise lawyers wouldn't be involved). Upon further inspection, I'm not sure if the timing matches correctly for that to be supportive evidence (ie, the lawyers might have come after the torrenting ended).

Comment Arms race escalation (Score 4, Interesting) 62

The US is engaging in an arms race escalation, putting weapons in space. In particular, the US is trying to develop the ability to shoot down ICBMs in space, meaning Russia and China's nuclear arsenal is effectively useless (effectiveness of the defense shield is another matter, but it doesn't matter as long as the adversary believes it will be effective). Russia and China and North Korea are not happy about it.

There are too many satellites in the constellation for Russia to shoot them all down one by one. If they feel threatened enough, Russia (or China, or even N Korea) may induce Kessler syndrome as a way to deny the capability to anyone, thus re-leveling the war field. North Korea is worried enough that they are trying to respond by building a submarine fleet.

It may be worth noting here that N Korea could just end the Korean war and then they wouldn't have to worry, just focus on building their economy, but if evil dictators were rational they wouldn't be evil dictators.

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