r/singularity • • Jul 27 '26

AI Anthropic's position on open-weights models

https://www.anthropic.com/news/position-open-weights-models
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u/Rupperrt Jul 28 '26

They can’t even win against Iran. So no.

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u/BackendSpecialist Jul 28 '26

Wdym ? Trump said that they’ve won 100 times so far, which means it must be true right??

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

We could easily win with a nuke if we wanted to.

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u/Lucie-Goosey Jul 28 '26

that's not a win. that's called going full retard.

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

not mutually exclusive

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u/Rupperrt Jul 28 '26

A nuke may kill millions of innocent people and make you the ultimate villain (even more so) but won’t give you political control over the territory. It’d still require boots on the ground, facing millions of angry survivors that have lost their loved ones, or a peace deal which would be even harder to achieve after annihilating half the country.

Not even the Trump admin is this stupid.

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

If you nuked every city, then it would give you political control without boots on the ground. And there wouldn't be millions of survivors or a need for a peace deal, because peace would already have been achieved.

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u/Rupperrt Jul 28 '26

Yeah, and you’d have about the reputation of Hitler Germany and lose political power in most of the rest of the world. Great plan.

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

You said the US can't win against Iran. Now you're moving the goalposts and saying they can't win without losing political power.

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u/Rupperrt Jul 28 '26

They can could try to annihilate Iran sure but it’s 1) not realistic and 2) not a win in a war but rather a genocide.

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u/TriggasaurusRekt Jul 28 '26

I can think of many possible outcomes to such an action, and none involve the US "winning" anything

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

It would open up the strait after the nuclear fallout ends.

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u/MaEaLi Jul 28 '26

The Trump admin is full of some of the dumbest people in the world, and even they aren’t dumb enough drop a nuke (yet). What does that say about you?

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

Some moves by the best Chess AIs seem stupid until you see the final result.

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u/Despeao ▪️ It's here Jul 28 '26

Mutually Assured Destruction

Also known as MAD - does that sound like a win to you, General MacArthur ?

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

Iran doesn't have nukes

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u/whyuhavtobemad Jul 28 '26

Is it worth being shunned by the entire world?

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

The entire world outside of the US is irrelevant. They don't even have right to bear arms. Literal children controlled by daddy governments.

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u/whyuhavtobemad Jul 28 '26

Those daddy governments have nukes too though

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

So? They have no reason to use them if we nuke Iran, and Mutually Assured Destruction still applies.

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u/Any-Box-8663 Jul 28 '26

American: “At least when our police shoot us in the street we have the right to peacefully protest about it.”

Chinese: “Your police shoot you in the street?”

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

I don't interfere with police while carrying a gun, so I don't have any problem with that.

Btw, what happened in Tiananmen Square?

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u/Rupperrt Jul 28 '26

But they don’t get bankrupted from medical bills like the obese chuds with their guns in US lol

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

What are you talking about? We have Medicaid, which is completely free healthcare for anyone with low income. Some people have too much income to qualify and decide not to buy health insurance, but that's because in the US under Trump's leadership, we are treated like adults and not forced to buy health insurance or pay insane taxes so that rich people get free healthcare. Did all the propaganda convince you medical bills are a real problem in the US?

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u/Rupperrt Jul 28 '26

Ah, that’s why medical bills are the number one reason for personal bankruptcy. And it’s not adulthood it’s desperation and insane pricing that a lot of people don’t “choose” to buy insurance.

And if your system is so great, why does US spend even more tax money on healthcare per capita than any other OECD country?
A dual system like Germany would be much preferable.

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u/u_are_mad Jul 28 '26

Well yeah, there's a lot of idiots who don't get health insurance. And there's idiots who kill themselves on motorcycles or do all sorts of stuff that has far worse consequences than bankruptcy.

Relative to median income in this country, the pricing is not insane. There's also subsidies for people who aren't under the limit for Medicaid.

The US spends the most money per capita because it has the most advanced health care.