Copying means you have a valid target.

I'd argue that a well thought UX isn't easy to copy in the first place because it's not something that can easily be put into word.

It's the same for a lot of things, I have some clothes that I love because of their, design, quality and more ... something intangible that I have hard time describing and that can easily be explained with: It was done with taste.

If you can migrate using a strangle pattern, I can see it working pretty well and fast.

Same in France, where I grew up almost all small village have a castle that is multiple century old.

The legal ground is: If you're rich enough you can do it.

Now only big tech companies can train models

AFAIK this does not set a legal precedent as it has been settled and last summer finding is that Anthropic was wrong for "acquiring books illegally" not for training which is fair use.

With model distillation being so effective now nobody actually needs to pirate books to train their models. You can get an open-weight Chinese model and get all that. Or you can just buy the books or buy a library - there are many creative solutions here that aren't piracy and not going to cost you billions of dollars.

The moat right now seems to be the compute resources which might actually be worse for us common folk than a legal moat as we need compute for many more things that aren't LLMs too.

They should deploy on sundays !

Code might be cheaper but it's still a liability. In that regard anything that's not been properly designed and documented is going to be an even bigger issue.

Apparently 200B isn't enough for proper support. Nice to know

It's nerver too late to learn a little bit of geography

My vision for a new internet is a space where we can guarantee something is coming from an human and is genuine. The second point is that we get paid for feeding our AI overlords

There's new evidences that even Sapiens "introduction" in Europe happend multiple times in the scale of thousand years with migratory waves comming from Africa/Middle East.

There's a 12h Collège de France course from Jean-Jacques Hublin that display new understandings that is really captivating. It's in French though

You're talking about "Sapiens remplace Néandertal"?

Yes