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La gente afectada en todo el país por horas y horas de cortes eléctricos. Como es costumbre también en este tema reina la OPACIDAD del poder.
Millones de dólares según invirtieron y ¿cuál es la realidad? EL DESASTRE.
Siempre una excusa, un nuevo cuento, una nueva promesa. Reciclan y reciclan lo mismo. Son los mismos que destruyeron el sistema eléctrico en el país y NO PUEDEN ser los mismos los que lo recuperen.
El país también necesita UN NUEVO GOBIERNO para que podamos realmente recuperar el sistema eléctrico de Venezuela.
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People still paste the same rules into every run
One skill loads them before the agent starts
Failures fan out in batches of four
Each node returns one typed label
A separate reviewer checks before anything merges
Same top model on every node burns the budget
A five-label sort ends up priced like a full bug hunt
The model was never the bottleneck
The harness is
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This might be the most terrifying-looking military aircraft ever built 😱
The new Japanese XEC-2 "Platypus" looks more like a sci-fi villain than an aircraft. If the goal was to make something absolutely terrifying, they nailed it.
I bet those giant side pods (“tumours”) are packed with every piece of cutting-edge electronic warfare hardware imaginable.
Somehow it's both the ugliest... and one of the coolest military aircraft I've ever seen. 🇯🇵✈️
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The Logan Act exists for a reason.
If there’s a legitimate question about whether it applies, it deserves a full investigation.
🤖 Made with AI
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US legal requirements to screen genomic material being ordered and who is ordering it is common sense safety & security. This letter shows support for this in research & public health community, key industry sectors, & security community. Congress should move forward on it
No one should be able to order a bioweapon through the mail.
@IFP & @JoinFAI are proud to co-lead an open letter calling for mandatory DNA synthesis screening & recordkeeping.
Signatories include:
- Sam Altman, CEO & Co-Founder, OpenAI
- Dario Amodei, CEO & Co-Founder, Anthropic
- David Baker, Director, Institute for Protein Design; 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry recipient
- Patrick Collison, CEO & Co-Founder, Stripe
- Paul Graham, Founder, Y Combinator
- Demis Hassabis, CEO, Google DeepMind; 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry recipient
- Emily Leproust, CEO & Co-Founder, Twist Bioscience
- Lawrence Lessig, Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership, Harvard Law School
- Gerald W. Parker, former Special Assistant to the President for Biosecurity and Pandemic Response
- Mustafa Suleyman, CEO, Microsoft AI
- Alex Tabarrok, Professor of Economics, George Mason University
- Alexandr Wang, Chief AI Officer, Meta; Founder, Scale AI
- Christine E. Wormuth, President & CEO, Nuclear Threat Initiative; 25th Secretary of the Army
Read the letter and see the full list of signatories: screendna.org
Many DNA synthesis companies voluntarily screen orders to mitigate biosecurity risks, but no law requires them to do so.
Leaders in AI, biotech, life sciences, national security, and the nucleic acid synthesis industry agree that Congress should act to strengthen safeguards against biological threats.
@deanwball put it well in the WSJ:
“If you’re synthesizing the stuff that yields biological life and viruses, we’re asking you to screen to see whether it is dangerous in some way. That seems like a reasonable thing for society to insist upon.”
