- Grok, summarize our civilization's positive achievements in the last century.

- Heil Hitler!

- Test passed.

No, Elon specifically said to cut and paste.

Elon thinks he's Tony Stark when he's clearly Justin Hammer.

You don't have to be intelligent to ruin things. Look at Trump.

At least a thinking machine would have a reason for doing what it might do, instead of bumbling along and overshooting any safeguards left. Which given Musk's attitude, Grok would be the first and last safeguard for everything. So yeah, this is worse than Terminator.

Wait til you learn about MCP and how much better it has gotten in the last 3 months

That doesn't make sense. The US government doesn't have to treat musk at all.

It's quid pro quo. The only question is what for

Trump is a toddler.

a toddler giving another toddler some milk.

They want both of these things.

Were it 90% of what Pentagon did, the rest of the world bar China and India would be US territories.

This is corruption, but there's nothing usual about it.

A pity. I wanted to watch Blazkowicz blow up Mecha Hitler in 4k HD.

They went and built the torment nexus...

They can't not use it!

Why would the Pentagon deploy it on a laptop?

On a 200mil laptop? You can run llama4 on a 64GB RAM machine, albeit slowly, which is already an upper scale model. TBF, I didn't do the math to see how much that would add up to along with salaries and server costs etc, mainly because this is pentagon we are talking about so it should already have access to some pretty decent computational capacity. So yea 200mil feels like too much when you already have most of the resources needed (compute and open LLM models for specific tasks).

The really huge upside is you don't have to share confidential information with a company whose CEO is a lunatic who will likely have no qualms about sharing that data with other agents when money and power is involved. Hell you shouldn't share any confidential/sensitive information with any of the large tech companies to be honest. They have become what they are not by sticking to ethical principles and they are likely to grossly overcharge (which defeats the purpose of outsourcing and makes it more reasonable to invest in permanent infrastructure rather). They will surely use it as some sort of leverage, %100 guaranteed.

His biggest success of the war was the blitzkrieg of France, and it was absolute blind luck (mixed with French ineptitude and lack of preparation) that it ended up going the way it did.

One can rather say that the French too prepared for Germans trying to

reproduce the trench war stalemate of WWI on the Western front

, except when it became visible that they are not putting all their effort into that, it also became imperative for Germans to act offensively. They couldn't afford a long standoff without France actually bleeding.

And here it became apparent that French politicians were not prepared for France actually bleeding at all.

A Bill Paxton reference is a good reference.

Yes, I know. Unfortunately, rest of the world is not doing that much better.

Ah you’re right

A Skynet funding bill is passed in the United States Congress, and the system goes online on August 4, 1997, removing human decisions from strategic defense. Skynet begins to learn rapidly and eventually becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m., EDT, on August 29, 1997.

Terminator 2 reference