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  1. @kubikpixel
    Danke ☺️

    Übrigens hat mir heute jemand das Interview mit Thilo Stadelmann von der ZHAW empfohlen. Diese Empfehlung kann ich nur mit ganzem Herzen weitergeben.

    Auch er spricht u.a. das Thema #RegulatoryCapture an, auch wenn er das Wort nicht in den Mund nimmt.

    srf.ch/play/tv/10-vor-10/video

  2. @kubikpixel
    Danke ☺️

    Übrigens hat mir heute jemand das Interview mit Thilo Stadelmann von der ZHAW empfohlen. Diese Empfehlung kann ich nur mit ganzem Herzen weitergeben.

    Auch er spricht u.a. das Thema #RegulatoryCapture an, auch wenn er das Wort nicht in den Mund nimmt.

    srf.ch/play/tv/10-vor-10/video

  3. @kubikpixel
    Danke ☺️

    Übrigens hat mir heute jemand das Interview mit Thilo Stadelmann von der ZHAW empfohlen. Diese Empfehlung kann ich nur mit ganzem Herzen weitergeben.

    Auch er spricht u.a. das Thema #RegulatoryCapture an, auch wenn er das Wort nicht in den Mund nimmt.

    srf.ch/play/tv/10-vor-10/video

  4. @kubikpixel
    Danke ☺️

    Übrigens hat mir heute jemand das Interview mit Thilo Stadelmann von der ZHAW empfohlen. Diese Empfehlung kann ich nur mit ganzem Herzen weitergeben.

    Auch er spricht u.a. das Thema #RegulatoryCapture an, auch wenn er das Wort nicht in den Mund nimmt.

    srf.ch/play/tv/10-vor-10/video

  5. #TimnitGebru Believes There Is No ‘Existential Threat’ From #AI
    One of AI’s fiercest critics believes the doom talk is about founders making money, not saving humanity.
    AI debate is no longer just about the technology itself, but about ideological groups and strategic narratives, and Gebru believes these narratives are “harmful distraction” from the real issues with AI.
    wired.com/story/the-big-interv
    archive.ph/X2XAL

    It's about building a moat for entrenched large players ans #regulatorycapture

  6. Believes There Is No ‘Existential Threat’ From
    One of AI’s fiercest critics believes the doom talk is about founders making money, not saving humanity.
    AI debate is no longer just about the technology itself, but about ideological groups and strategic narratives, and Gebru believes these narratives are “harmful distraction” from the real issues with AI.
    wired.com/story/the-big-interv
    archive.ph/X2XAL

    It's about building a moat for entrenched large players ans

  7. #TimnitGebru Believes There Is No ‘Existential Threat’ From #AI
    One of AI’s fiercest critics believes the doom talk is about founders making money, not saving humanity.
    AI debate is no longer just about the technology itself, but about ideological groups and strategic narratives, and Gebru believes these narratives are “harmful distraction” from the real issues with AI.
    wired.com/story/the-big-interv
    archive.ph/X2XAL

    It's about building a moat for entrenched large players ans #regulatorycapture

  8. #TimnitGebru Believes There Is No ‘Existential Threat’ From #AI
    One of AI’s fiercest critics believes the doom talk is about founders making money, not saving humanity.
    AI debate is no longer just about the technology itself, but about ideological groups and strategic narratives, and Gebru believes these narratives are “harmful distraction” from the real issues with AI.
    wired.com/story/the-big-interv
    archive.ph/X2XAL

    It's about building a moat for entrenched large players ans #regulatorycapture

  9. The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    See previously news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

    […] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

    Or this:

    […] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

    Or this:

    […] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.
    

    #OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

  10. The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    See previously news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

    […] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

    Or this:

    […] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

    Or this:

    […] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.
    

    #OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

  11. The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    See previously news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

    […] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

    Or this:

    […] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

    Or this:

    […] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.
    

    #OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

  12. The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

    theguardian.com/technology/202

    See previously news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

    […] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

    Or this:

    […] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

    Or this:

    […] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.
    

    #OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

  13. They really seem to be doing #RegulatoryCapture and create a moat for themselves!

    Tech leaders to #UN: For sake of humanity, please control the #AI technology we created
    #OpenAI, #Anthropic CEOs pleaded with the #UnitedNations on Wednesday to save the world or at least its people — by somehow regulating the fast-expanding tech. Both said the countries, through U.N. Security Council, have to set safeguards of some kind to prevent tech from getting too powerful to rein in.
    apnews.com/article/ai-artifici

  14. They really seem to be doing and create a moat for themselves!

    Tech leaders to : For sake of humanity, please control the technology we created
    , CEOs pleaded with the on Wednesday to save the world or at least its people — by somehow regulating the fast-expanding tech. Both said the countries, through U.N. Security Council, have to set safeguards of some kind to prevent tech from getting too powerful to rein in.
    apnews.com/article/ai-artifici

  15. They really seem to be doing #RegulatoryCapture and create a moat for themselves!

    Tech leaders to #UN: For sake of humanity, please control the #AI technology we created
    #OpenAI, #Anthropic CEOs pleaded with the #UnitedNations on Wednesday to save the world or at least its people — by somehow regulating the fast-expanding tech. Both said the countries, through U.N. Security Council, have to set safeguards of some kind to prevent tech from getting too powerful to rein in.
    apnews.com/article/ai-artifici

  16. They really seem to be doing #RegulatoryCapture and create a moat for themselves!

    Tech leaders to #UN: For sake of humanity, please control the #AI technology we created
    #OpenAI, #Anthropic CEOs pleaded with the #UnitedNations on Wednesday to save the world or at least its people — by somehow regulating the fast-expanding tech. Both said the countries, through U.N. Security Council, have to set safeguards of some kind to prevent tech from getting too powerful to rein in.
    apnews.com/article/ai-artifici

  17. RE: hachyderm.io/@inthehands/11731

    All their plans are working (AI companies) and most politicians are sleepwalking into these talks...

    Also see here (from last week):
    mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi/11728029

    #AI #RegulatoryCapture

  18. RE: hachyderm.io/@inthehands/11731

    All their plans are working (AI companies) and most politicians are sleepwalking into these talks...

    Also see here (from last week):
    mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi/11728029

    #AI #RegulatoryCapture

  19. RE: hachyderm.io/@inthehands/11731

    All their plans are working (AI companies) and most politicians are sleepwalking into these talks...

    Also see here (from last week):
    mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi/11728029

    #AI #RegulatoryCapture

  20. RE: hachyderm.io/@inthehands/11731

    All their plans are working (AI companies) and most politicians are sleepwalking into these talks...

    Also see here (from last week):
    mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi/11728029

    #AI #RegulatoryCapture

  21. Big #AI sets out its terms for #regulatorycapture and calls it ‘Pace the frontier’
    #Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposed a three-point plan to regulate AI
    #OpenAI boss Sam Altman endorsed Amodei’s ideas. So did Elon Musk. #Microsoft's Satya Nadella signed up, too.
    And just like that, four billionaires all signed up to the same set of rules they think the world’s governments should adopt to regulate their activities.
    theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026

    Wouldn't this stifle #opensource and smaller players?

  22. Big sets out its terms for and calls it ‘Pace the frontier’
    CEO Dario Amodei proposed a three-point plan to regulate AI
    boss Sam Altman endorsed Amodei’s ideas. So did Elon Musk. 's Satya Nadella signed up, too.
    And just like that, four billionaires all signed up to the same set of rules they think the world’s governments should adopt to regulate their activities.
    theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026

    Wouldn't this stifle and smaller players?

  23. Big #AI sets out its terms for #regulatorycapture and calls it ‘Pace the frontier’
    #Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposed a three-point plan to regulate AI
    #OpenAI boss Sam Altman endorsed Amodei’s ideas. So did Elon Musk. #Microsoft's Satya Nadella signed up, too.
    And just like that, four billionaires all signed up to the same set of rules they think the world’s governments should adopt to regulate their activities.
    theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026

    Wouldn't this stifle #opensource and smaller players?

  24. Big #AI sets out its terms for #regulatorycapture and calls it ‘Pace the frontier’
    #Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposed a three-point plan to regulate AI
    #OpenAI boss Sam Altman endorsed Amodei’s ideas. So did Elon Musk. #Microsoft's Satya Nadella signed up, too.
    And just like that, four billionaires all signed up to the same set of rules they think the world’s governments should adopt to regulate their activities.
    theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026

    Wouldn't this stifle #opensource and smaller players?

  25. Great! Legitimate criticism of #AI or #energy use in AI #datacenters is now "treason." Also #bigdaddy will apparently "protect" us. Fun.

    Fuck that noise.

    #LLMs #aiDataCenters #regulatorycapture #techindustry

  26. Great! Legitimate criticism of #AI or #energy use in AI #datacenters is now "treason." Also #bigdaddy will apparently "protect" us. Fun.

    Fuck that noise.

    #LLMs #aiDataCenters #regulatorycapture #techindustry

  27. Great! Legitimate criticism of #AI or #energy use in AI #datacenters is now "treason." Also #bigdaddy will apparently "protect" us. Fun.

    Fuck that noise.

    #LLMs #aiDataCenters #regulatorycapture #techindustry

  28. When the time comes, will you defend the right of the people to multiply matrices?
    #Alignment #AI #scam #regulatorycapture

  29. When the time comes, will you defend the right of the people to multiply matrices?
    #Alignment #AI #scam #regulatorycapture

  30. When the time comes, will you defend the right of the people to multiply matrices?
    #Alignment #AI #scam #regulatorycapture

  31. When the time comes, will you defend the right of the people to multiply matrices?
    #Alignment #AI #scam #regulatorycapture

  32. "#Albertan landowners and advocacy groups are turning to the courts to hold the #AER accountable over its chronic failure to protect taxpayers from the rising costs of orphan well cleanup." ecojustice.ca/file/alberta-lan

    #abpoli #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #puppets #environment

  33. "#Albertan landowners and advocacy groups are turning to the courts to hold the #AER accountable over its chronic failure to protect taxpayers from the rising costs of orphan well cleanup." ecojustice.ca/file/alberta-lan

    #abpoli #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #puppets #environment

  34. "#Albertan landowners and advocacy groups are turning to the courts to hold the #AER accountable over its chronic failure to protect taxpayers from the rising costs of orphan well cleanup." ecojustice.ca/file/alberta-lan

    #abpoli #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #puppets #environment

  35. "#Albertan landowners and advocacy groups are turning to the courts to hold the #AER accountable over its chronic failure to protect taxpayers from the rising costs of orphan well cleanup." ecojustice.ca/file/alberta-lan

    #abpoli #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #puppets #environment

  36. "#Water in the Athabasca River flows north into the Slave River, then Great Slave Lake and the Mackenzie River before emptying into the #Arctic Ocean." Tar sands tailings should NOT be dumped into the main watershed in northern #Canada. cabinradio.ca/308127/news/heal

    #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #Puppets #abpoli #cdnpoli #nwtpoli

  37. "#Water in the Athabasca River flows north into the Slave River, then Great Slave Lake and the Mackenzie River before emptying into the #Arctic Ocean." Tar sands tailings should NOT be dumped into the main watershed in northern #Canada. cabinradio.ca/308127/news/heal

    #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #Puppets #abpoli #cdnpoli #nwtpoli

  38. "#Water in the Athabasca River flows north into the Slave River, then Great Slave Lake and the Mackenzie River before emptying into the #Arctic Ocean." Tar sands tailings should NOT be dumped into the main watershed in northern #Canada. cabinradio.ca/308127/news/heal

    #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #Puppets #abpoli #cdnpoli #nwtpoli

  39. "#Water in the Athabasca River flows north into the Slave River, then Great Slave Lake and the Mackenzie River before emptying into the #Arctic Ocean." Tar sands tailings should NOT be dumped into the main watershed in northern #Canada. cabinradio.ca/308127/news/heal

    #RegulatoryCapture #BigOil #Puppets #abpoli #cdnpoli #nwtpoli

  40. When Should Corporate Lobbying Trigger EU Competition Scrutiny?

    In new research, Francisco E. Beneke Avila proposes a multifactor test to distinguish between the legitimate exercise of…
    #Europe #EU #antitrustandcompetition #EuropeanUnion #lobbying #Regulation #regulatorycapture
    europesays.com/europe/134927/

  41. 3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now Sells a $3,500 Battery Shield Upgrade.

    3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now... #cybertruck #safety #nhtsa #corruption #regulatory-capture

    fedia.io/m/[email protected]

  42. 3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now Sells a $3,500 Battery Shield Upgrade.

    3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now... #cybertruck #safety #nhtsa #corruption #regulatory-capture

    fedia.io/m/[email protected]

  43. 3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now Sells a $3,500 Battery Shield Upgrade.

    3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now... #cybertruck #safety #nhtsa #corruption #regulatory-capture

    fedia.io/m/[email protected]

  44. 3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now Sells a $3,500 Battery Shield Upgrade.

    3 Cybertrucks Caught Fire After Underbody Strikes. Tesla Now... #cybertruck #safety #nhtsa #corruption #regulatory-capture

    fedia.io/m/[email protected]

  45. @avilewis The release of tar sands tailings will contaminate the waters of the entire downstream #ecosystem - all the way to the #Arctic Ocean. The #CarneyCons cannot stay silent on this reckless, dangerous decision.

    #nwt #nwtpoli #cdnpoli #abpoli #waterisLife #RegulatoryCapture

  46. @avilewis The release of tar sands tailings will contaminate the waters of the entire downstream #ecosystem - all the way to the #Arctic Ocean. The #CarneyCons cannot stay silent on this reckless, dangerous decision.

    #nwt #nwtpoli #cdnpoli #abpoli #waterisLife #RegulatoryCapture

  47. @avilewis The release of tar sands tailings will contaminate the waters of the entire downstream #ecosystem - all the way to the #Arctic Ocean. The #CarneyCons cannot stay silent on this reckless, dangerous decision.

    #nwt #nwtpoli #cdnpoli #abpoli #waterisLife #RegulatoryCapture

  48. @avilewis The release of tar sands tailings will contaminate the waters of the entire downstream #ecosystem - all the way to the #Arctic Ocean. The #CarneyCons cannot stay silent on this reckless, dangerous decision.

    #nwt #nwtpoli #cdnpoli #abpoli #waterisLife #RegulatoryCapture

  49. "Oil has dominated our lives for the last century. It has given us warmth, progress, and life-threatening pollution. It has been a gift and it is now a threat. It has started wars, ended wars, and infiltrated governments — in some cases, effectively become the government." This powerful novella is a must read.
    #BigOil #books #bookstodon #regulatoryCapture #cdnpoli #abpoli