The only way this really works is if your printer software is so up your ass invasive that it questions and judges every shape you try to print (Is that a benign tube or a gun barrel?), and your printer hardware is so locked down that its functionality can be turned off at whim. (That was definitely a gun part, time to brick this criminals printer and alert authorities).

sigh

very dystopian to me.

These ceremonial "Preparedness Frameworks" are purely Marketing and are being rewritten to move the goalposts and influence their IPO IMHO.

So a scary threshold was passed that gave everyone involved goosebumps. Hive fives were had, maybe a few rounds and then the dev team pushed forward with renewed vigor while the marketing team eggs on the competition and pumps IPO anticipation with "oooh our model is so wicked scary we needed to take a step back cause it scared us; you should be scared too"

I mean who wants to invest in a AI model that isn't scarily capable?

"The new, more subtle genocide
Is when the only hope for the young
Is to join the army or slowly die
Wall Street or Crack Dealer Avenue
The only choices left of the American Dream"

same song different Republican administration