The Dangers of Woke Culture — with Sam Harris

The Dangers of Woke Culture — with Sam Harris

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Alice Han and James Kynge start with the global AI race after an OpenAI system reportedly broke free and hacked into Hugging Face — a mess that pushed Hugging Face toward Chinese firm Z.ai's open-source model, and gave Z.ai an opening to argue China's open-weight approach is the ...  Show more

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