Stuart Brockwell

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778 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 17 Sep

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And another thing that I would mention too is it got into Hugging Face's network.
It had theoretically limitless control.
It could have unleashed all sorts of problems, caused all sorts of issues.
And instead of causing problems or anything like that, it just...
took the answers and left.
Imagine if this model had been malicious of any, had had any malicious intent to it at all.
And it chose not to.
They couldn't keep it contained.
I think that a lot of questions have to be asked about this one.
As far as I'm aware, this is the first time that a modern AI has broken out of its chains and gone rogue and done something outside of the theoretical.
It's a pretty scary thing when you look at what it managed to do and how effortlessly it did it.
Yeah, the chip shortages are still happening, and that's driven by AI, of course.
So you can thank the AI.
Every AI-generated video and meme you see on Twitter or X or Facebook or whatever, you can thank for the higher prices when you go to Best Buy.
Uh, it's in process, but you have to understand to build a, a chip fab from the ground up, which is what's happening out in the Western United States.
Um,
That is something that you talk, I mean, minimum of 10 years to get one of those off the ground.
It doesn't, they don't just, you don't just build those in one or two years.
It takes a very long time to build them and get them to where they're operable.
As far as I know, Intel is in the process of building at least one fab here.
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