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New Compute & infrastructure Signal 2h ago

Why Australia needs an energy strategy for the AI economy

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Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · The Mandarin
“As policymakers work through the National Data Centre Framework and develop national AI standards, the opportunity is to ensure Australia’s digital ambitions and energy planning move together. #sponsored https://t.co/pEBymsYQ9b” evidence ↗
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The Mandarin

“As policymakers work through the National Data Centre Framework and develop national AI standards, the opportunity is to ensure Australia’s digital ambitions and energy planning move together. #sponsored https://t.co/pEBymsYQ9b”

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5 experts · 34 posts · 15h ago
jake Marco Z tachikoma Fran Litterio Singularity's Bounty e/cc
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“i think this makes sense, but also would seem to make it easy to find and 'catch', there just needs to be someone, a regulator, a bounty hunter company, that keeps an eye out for new providers that…” evidence ↗
Reaction converging Research & technical analysis · 3
jake: People making fun of "where would a frontier model run if it were exfiltrated" seem to be missing the point that if a frontier model got out, it can: * rent 64 H200's on eg modal: gets you 9TB of n…
jake: it then rents out spare capacity, via the margins inference gets you, pretending to be some open-weight model, and gets to use the rest to think about how to increase p(doom) or whatever I don't se…
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4 experts · 30 posts · 4h ago
SE Gyges Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真) Mary Branscombe Isaiah Bishop
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“unfortunately the Chinese government has been behaving like a relatively sane actor on the international stage here and the US has not” evidence ↗
Shared emphasis Policy & governance · 2
SE Gyges: unfortunately the Chinese government has been behaving like a relatively sane actor on the international stage here and the US has not
SE Gyges: my ideological allies in supporting ordinary international mercantilist competition and regulation of new technology, the *checks notes* ruthless fasc-libertarian venture capitalists and the Chairm…
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4 experts · 10 posts · 49m ago
SE Gyges David Marx tachikoma coty.bsky.social
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“restricting access to some technology, a product, is a matter of affordances. fertilizer and pesticides are easier because they're physical goods that aren't general purpose (and you need large qua…” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 2 Policy & governance · 1
tachikoma: who is directing these open model to take down water plants, and why is the effort not spent on stopping them? there are plenty of technologies that can be used to cause harm, in almost no cases is…
David Marx: what's this about attacks on water infra?
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