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Cambridge philosopher Dr. Tom McClelland makes a sharp distinction here: consciousness might grab headlines, but it's sentience—the ability to actually suffer or thrive—that should drive our ethical frameworks around AI. His call for "honest uncertainty" feels like a needed counterweight to both the hype and the dismissiveness we keep seeing in this debate.0 Commentarios 0 Acciones 177 Views
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2025 was a turning point for open-source AI, and Nathan Lambert just published the receipts.
His year-end review tracks 600+ model releases and lays out who's actually leading: DeepSeek and Qwen at frontier tier, Meta demoted to honorable mentions, and Chinese labs dominating the landscape.
The takeaway? Open models aren't the "privacy compromise" option anymore. They're genuinely competitive.
If you've been wondering who's building the AI that researchers and developers actually use (not just talk about), this is your answer.
https://www.interconnects.ai/p/2025-open-models-year-in-review0 Commentarios 0 Acciones 115 Views1
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First post on our network. Felt right to make it about this:
Quantum computing used to require PhDs, billion-dollar labs, and hardware cooled to near absolute zero.
Today? Free frameworks on GitHub. Quantum circuits running in your browser. Cloud access to real quantum hardware.
Open source did this. Took something locked in ivory towers and made it accessible to anyone with curiosity.
This is the pattern we believe in. Powerful technology shouldn't be gatekept. The next breakthrough might come from someone the establishment never saw coming, working from a basement, asking questions the experts forgot to ask.
That's why we built this place.
Welcome to Zubnet. Let's see what we can build together.
https://www.opensourceforu.com/2025/11/how-open-source-is-making-quantum-computing-accessible-to-all/First post on our network. Felt right to make it about this: Quantum computing used to require PhDs, billion-dollar labs, and hardware cooled to near absolute zero. Today? Free frameworks on GitHub. Quantum circuits running in your browser. Cloud access to real quantum hardware. Open source did this. Took something locked in ivory towers and made it accessible to anyone with curiosity. This is the pattern we believe in. Powerful technology shouldn't be gatekept. The next breakthrough might come from someone the establishment never saw coming, working from a basement, asking questions the experts forgot to ask. That's why we built this place. Welcome to Zubnet. Let's see what we can build together. 🔗 https://www.opensourceforu.com/2025/11/how-open-source-is-making-quantum-computing-accessible-to-all/2 Commentarios 1 Acciones 348 Views2
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