Revealing it doesn't make you a fraud. That was already the truth.

Revealing it makes you known as a fraud.

  A fully open-source humanoid arm for physical 
  AI research and deployment in contact-rich 
  environments.

When will someone release this but for deployment in target-rich environments?

I think in target-rich environments, the humanoid form is pretty easy to beat.

But what if I've done nothing illegal and they only think I have?

Again, I believe every private citizen should keep their own footage for exactly this reason.

Other people’s footage will only be used against you.

It is a real big shame that Meta is the only one pushing personal video capture right now. It has tainted the idea of personal surveillance as a counter to all this madness.

I think Anthropic told them being a plumber is a great option.

break out the ouija board

It's called choice. Maybe a dumb choice, but a choice!

The last thing I'd want replicated in the US is UK governance.

The last thing I'd wanna replicate is any kind of blanket statement like that.

The people running Flock are simply bad people with the completely wrong temperament.

We shouldn't have these cameras at all but even if we were forced to have them the people running Flock are the last people who should be in control of them.

The way they act on social media and in interviews they just come off (and surely are) fragile ego children.

I read the letter as the CEO feeling pressure from his bosses to give opponents less ammunition lest he be replaced with "sober leadership". Flock truly has been their own worst enemy.

We should anticipate a future where a more competent malicious actor like Axon is leading this industry. As the Kleenex of surveillance cameras, Flock has poisoned the category, so I don't think switching brands will fool anyone, but we will have less of an attack surface.

Their right to a business model doesn't outweigh the right of the public to not be harmed.

You know with all this AGI swirling around nowadays that is stronger than nation state hackers you think one of these companies would demonstrate just how capable they are by defending public infrastructure.

Unless...

Maybe in 6 months.

LLMs are better at attacking than writing secure code.

LLMs aren't terrible at securing systems, humans are bad at using secure systems and typically disable measures with insecure workarounds.