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A large computing cluster at sea might have big implications for AI legislation (www.xda-developers.com)
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Of course as concerning as the implications are, a small part of me is thinking “ooooh I can’t wait to see what they create”

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[–] deafboy@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

The reason nobody is claiming a dominion over the international waters is not the lack of ability, but the fact that there's nothing worth fighting for. If somebody, anybody, establishes a profitable business in the ocean, there will be a mile long line of entities wanting a cut of the profits in exchange for "protection". A phenomenon also known as extortion in private sector, or taxation in public sector.