TLDR: They don't care.

On top of the shenanigans we have seen recently about revoking paid licenses to watch movies.

Thanks to MS stopping, the next Word is just not a huge COPILOT button in the middle to who you have to chat to write your stuff.

Sandboxes may reduce the blast radius.

Definitely not the one at Washington, maybe the one at Beijing?

Forbidding stuff at the LLM level has the same future as implementing password checking at the frontend level.

We need better sandboxes just to limit the damage.

I know how to distinguish good maintainable code from garbage. I have known for quite a few years. But knowing how to train someone, or an AI? I'm a good coder, not necessarily a good teacher. And there are things about code that I _feel_, not that I can rationally explain.

And the difference from the current situation is?

I'm interested in running models locally, and 27B is in the range of my budget.

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/HashMap....

In fact, some studying on data structures probably leads to the conclusion that it is impossible to guarantee that an unbounded set/map to have access performance under O(log(N)).

See the last years of the industry constructing bigger and bigger tank-ish SUVs and pickups, the more aggressive the better.

One of these days, they will start putting stuff copied from Carmageddom, and then fake surprise as someone causes a carnage in a road rage incident.

We have regulations and requirements and licences and insurance in most of the civilized world for dangerous stuff that is intended for public use. Maybe AI should also have some of that.