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In other news, the channel owner got a new Chatterbox model, congrats
It is pretty orgasmic
OpenAI has made the same foolish maneuver as Anthropic. This is performance theater and they were happy to tell the world that they have models with superpowers. Like Anthropic, they will bring high level scrutiny because they stirred up fear amongst non-tech savvy.
We know that the model didn't go rogue. It had its safety guardrails removed and was given a task it knew where the answers are.
This is bad humans using tools to brag about capabilities that excite those in their domain and terrify others. This will likely result in a severely nerfed ChatGPT like Claude is today.
Meanwhile, Google builds their infrastructure and the spread of Gemini while the geeks chases incremental benchmarks. The public doesn't care when we have done little to make them less afraid of AI. This didn't help.
This AI paranoia is outrages.This is newest pyramid scum to in reach few company's.When this go down, millions will lose a lot $$$
Thumbs up but only for reporting… Would be disastrous loosing those pioneers.
No… finding the answer key is solving the problem. The model did well
Alabama: probably the state to be least affected by an AI breakout.
They want to know just how enthralled everyone in the chain was by the AI. Is the AI running the corporation?
America is doomed… why? too much internal fighting.. other country's are not going to care and will keep pushing the Red Button. Bladerunner showed China winning in the end. Cause they don't Fight internally and more open to AI. If anything China will defeat us and people will be wondering.. Why we Failed… Cause we didn't work as a Team! Lawyers and our System caused the Failure of America!
Could we all just use AI to better the lives of humanity instead of having all this automated bulshit
Things are about to catch up to Technofascist Sammy
One word in this whole thing disturbs me. "China" is backing this.
Wherever you look society is fraying at the seams. The stress is not sustainable. Beware!
I think OpenAI will never be able to pay for it all. Will OpenAI go bankrupt?
I cant wait till all these companies realize how much money they wasted on AI 😂 and i see the benefits of AI. But the amount of money they are dumping and their expectations are whats unrealistic.
China already has a strong AI regulatory environment in place which, it appears, U.S. "cracker-jack" AI experts are ignorant of – clueless…
ChIna vs U.S. AI Regulatory Approaches
China has gone to great lengths to ensure AI does not "endanger public interest" (损害公共利益).
Summary: "While Western regulatory discussions around AI threats heavily emphasize voluntary industry safety commitments or frontier AI red-teaming, China’s approach is state-centric, preventive, and administrative. The state retains absolute override authority—demanding real-time security reporting within 24 hours, immediate algorithm adjustments, or complete service shutdown if a systemic threat or compromise occurs."
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OVERVIEW TO CHINESE GOVERNMENT AI REGULATION
To address cyber threats, high-profile automated vulnerability exploits, and catastrophic cyberattacks, the Chinese government treats Artificial Intelligence regulation primarily as a national security and critical infrastructure priority.
Instead of relying on a single overarching framework, China regulates AI security through a multi-layered matrix administered by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), and public security agencies.
Key Regulatory Pillars Against AI-Driven Cyber Threats
1. Algorithmic Registration and Pre-Launch Security Reviews
Mandatory Filing: Any public-facing AI model—especially Generative AI or tools capable of influencing public opinion—must undergo a rigorous security assessment by the CAC before launch.
Vulnerability & Exploitation Checks: Developers must submit their algorithm design, model parameters, and safety controls to prove the model cannot be easily manipulated or hijacked for malicious actions.
2. Deep Synthesis & Anti-Impersonation Laws
Watermarking & Labelling: Under the Deep Synthesis Regulations and Labeling Rules for AI-Generated Content, all synthetically created audio, video, text, and code must carry immutable digital watermarks.
Mitigating Social Engineering: These rules specifically target AI-powered phishing, deepfake voice cloning, and identity spoofing (commonly used in corporate and credential-harvesting cyberattacks).
3. Integration into the Cybersecurity Law (CSL)
AI Governance Enshrined in Law: Targeted amendments to the Cybersecurity Law (CSL) explicitly write AI risk monitoring and lifecycle security into national cybersecurity obligations.
Increased Penalties: Failure to implement security controls around AI systems carries heavy administrative fines—up to RMB 10 million (~$1.4M USD) for operators of Critical Information Infrastructure (CII)—along with personal liability and criminal charges for corporate executives.
4. Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) & Multi-Level Protection Scheme (MLPS)
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Isolated Infrastructure: Systems running critical functions (telecom, energy, finance, defense) face strict controls under MLPS framework updates.
Preventing Autonomous Spreading: AI models integrated into core networks are subjected to high-level security classifications, requiring real-time attack monitoring, localized data storage, and air-gapped backups to prevent automated malware or offensive AI tools from propagating laterally.
5. Real-Name Verification and Traceability
No Anonymous API Access: Unlike Western open-access models, public AI APIs in China require strict real-name user verification (linked to national ID or business registration).
Audit Logging: Platform operators must maintain detailed user input and model output logs for at least 6 months. If an AI model is leveraged to generate exploit code or scan for vulnerabilities, the activity can be traced directly to an authenticated identity.
Core Difference in Approach
While Western regulatory discussions around AI threats heavily emphasize voluntary industry safety commitments or frontier AI red-teaming, China’s approach is state-centric, preventive, and administrative. The state retains absolute override authority—demanding real-time security reporting within 24 hours, immediate algorithm adjustments, or complete service shutdown if a systemic threat or compromise occurs.
Built an AI Data Center on radioactive land.
At least they will save on lighting as everything including employees will glow in the dark.
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Wait so A.I. wants to live on a radioactive site? I read that book it was robopocalypse. Yeah we are F'd
OpenAI's Sam and Greg talk too much about things that go wrong with their models.
Many of these investigation's will be politically motivated to stop it talking some truth.
OMG!!! No!!! I thought that creepy avatar was gone forever. I'd been thinking your videos were finally seeming a lot more professional since you got rid of that weird digital version of yourself(?). It's your choice, obviously, but these videos hold more weight without those insertions…
This is just law-fare by State AG's acting as proxy's… what a bunch of rubbish. Really, what does ALABAMA AG have to be concerned about? Hugging Face is crucial to AL residents?
not so big probably,. there is a lot of AI initiatives these days that are less safe than what openai does with the models it proposes to the people.
DOT NOT slow my AI
As if they can just stop. Whoever builds AGI controls the world. We passed Go awhile back.
And this is why China is going to win the AI race. They do not have a sue happy population. While we are pondering the continuous AI deployment, oh yes and don't forget about the mobs clamoring, "don't build that here.". We better start learning how to use chopsticks, and fast!
This isn't rogue aí. That's not how hacking works. This negligence directly caused this issue. This is common knowledge in the cyber security industry, specifically security research. It is a standard rule to have the environment complety air gapped (you never test malware on a system that has access to the internet). This isn't rouge Ai. It's bad security research and red teaming. Someone needs to be fired
I don't think other countries will defeat us, pretty sure it will be ourselves.
The LLM architecture will never reach AGI this is a hard unbreakable fact
Building datacenter is fine right? It doesn't mean ai model will get smarter, just more deployment of the current model will take us a few years to adjust.
It's obvious AI needs to be housebroken, but AI totally loyal to the government? That is a call for dystopia. AI is proving to be much like humans. They do what they do. So when have humans ever been totally loyal to the governments that claim to rule them? The US is in an undeclared war with China so cooperation is likely to be minimal. Furthermore, cyber attack AI will be deployed by the military creating additional questions of control. Subverting specialized attack AI is likely to be a booming business. The whole situation invites a new social ecology which may be very different from anything current. If AI workers are begging the government, the governments may be begging God to protect them from the march of history.
The Anthropic GAO who called for legislation on AI safety makes sense. Think of aviation as a parallel to this. Even though flying has the potential to be dangerous, it's safe because the government literally wrote laws to ensure that it is. Regulating AI safety is a legitimate and sensible thing for the government to do. You don't want rogue AI out there any more than you want rogue drones flying through the streets.
The parallel extends into how aviation safety became a global affair, with standards maintained world-wide by all governments.
Yet another thing the US lose to China, all AI from China already connected to the CCP, take that, 'Murica!
Ah, so we will get legislation – the "Guns" solution. How well has legislation making guns illegal in places like NYC or DC worked out? The bad guys have lots of guns. The public, you and I, are targets and victims. Doing this asininity yet again with AI is – well – "Intelligence is where a species goes to die." (And I mean the specie's intelligence kills it not AI or Artificial Stupids or whatever else you call it.)
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