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S&P 500 rejects SpaceX, also blocking entry for OpenAI and Anthropic
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 06 Jun 2026
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ngl if AI dies i hope we get more ethical models, open-weight models (mostly) solve this, but it would be cool if it was trained only on public domain.
Unless the AI is going to give us a cure for cancer or something I'm not really bothered. Seriously the environmental cost is ridiculous I don't care how open weight they are they still practically need a fusion reactor in order to operate and increase the temperature of the local environment by 12°
IMHO I'm kinda glad it was trained on all the forum posts I made during what turned out to be the golden age of training data. Now the LLMs sound a little bit like me.
Except you can be sure they downranked the influence of the left.
And I for one don't want some clanker pretending to be me online.
That's not AI dying. That's just ethical AI... Which should absolutely happen. Same for GMOs