One of my neighbors has this, I've always wondered why it was like this until now.

I don't know why you were downvoted, MSL stands for Meta Superintelligence Lab, and it named that before Trump.

Super Intelligence refers to intelligence beyond what humans are capable of, which some believers profess is the next step after (and in contrast to) human-level AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). Calling pre-AGI AI "super intelligence" is pure vice-signalling and publicly kissing the ring.

Apparently Meta used the term before.

Also, as much as I despise Trump, you know what? Given the jagged shape of LLM capabilities and what they do achieve in some areas and their superhuman speed, compared with the abilities of most of their users, the term superintelligence is not that far off- maybe just a few months ahead of time. E.g., from my perspective, the current mathematical abilities of LLMs are "super"- I'd hardly ever come in touch with an equivalently capable human, not to mention having one completely available 24/7. Same for general knowledge and several other domains.

I noticed "Superintelligence" as a re-brand of AI and constantly shifting definitions of AGI around 2025. When a bunch of startups started slinging around SI as a marketing term and of course when Meta launched MSI in summer of 2025.

that was all before Trump's "edict"

Why people downvote objective, non-controversial comments, is beyond me.

I wonder if white thread would've been more invisible, the black thread seems more obvious against the LEDs? Being nitpicky, its a cool project for a single night.

There's actually a specific transparent thread you can use for this, it's called a monofilament polyester (aka "MonoPoly") thread, in clear or "invisible" variant. Would be perfect for this project.

I was gonna say maybe fishing line would work, but I think maybe some fishing line is some sort of monofilament polyester?

Or color matched. Hadn’t even thought of that to be honest

It's available in the US as well. It's replaced my usage of Camel^3.

I still don't get why, after over a decade on HN, people refuse to Google very simple questions.

Reciprocally, people probably do go find out. The great filter is also how many of them come back to post the useful interesting information.

Sometimes we just enjiy having a conversation with people. It's how we got many answers before Google exists. I believe such choices have many, positive effects on people that society is losing.

I still don't get why, after 25 years of slashdot, still ask why people DRTFA and complain about it as meta commentary.

InB4: kids these days :shakes-fist-at-cloud:

because my templeos goes straight from ring0 after bios straight into a ui for hackernews that only lets me scroll, click into comments and type comments.

Try using the same Internet that you used to download templeos to search for stuff.

quesiton is more like "lets analyze the motivations behind funding this"

And a much better post would be "Just checked, and X, Y, and Z are funding this. My bet is that Y is funding it because $REASON..."

Asking an easily-searchable question is just lazy.

Profit. Always.

Figure is so funny. All they do is produce these sorts of stunts to gain VC money, with nothing real to show.

They did the sitting livestream and the 30 house cleanup. That’s more than a lot of companies have delivered.

Unlocking the gallery sucks. It'll make users spam random clicks and worsen your data quality.

Fair point. I have been thinking about that so far i have not seen patterns of people voting randomly. But i want people to vote... do you have a good idea on how to make voting more interesting do i don't have to do this?

Tl;DR: It's not a new organization, or non-profit institute. It's a Substack/blog.

> DMI is a platform for researchers and thinkers from across Google DeepMind, Google, and the wider global research community to work on and publish creative, deeply informed ideas about a world with AGI. They will not always agree, and they will likely change their minds, as more data and information comes to light at the fast-moving frontier. We created this institute precisely because broad-based intellectual discussion and debate are required to arrive at a consensus about how to address the challenges and opportunities we face as a society.

Nonetheless, there are great articles up on there, such as:

https://institute.deepmind.com/essays/the-case-for-reasoning...

(Hiding chains of thought is one of the most harmful things I think OAI/Anthr. has done, altough Google Gemini also encrypts its chains of thought, so it's interesting to see the DeepMind Institute crticising this.)

My read is that they're criticizing moving the reasoning (more) into the latent space, such that not even researchers/safety-evaluators can actually see what's going on.

Of course this still then has a 'trust me, bro' feel to it, but making it outright impossible to reasonably inspect the CoT is a significantly larger and riskier step, IMO.

At least there are technical reasons to argue in favour of moving some CoT into latent space.

Encrypting CoT is just plain nuts yet we’ve all accepted it as normal.

The word "institute" gives an aura of credibility without some boring accreditation. Though not sure every country allows that.

How can they even pretend to distance themselves from Google…

So, a think tank, to lobby governments

> We created this institute precisely because broad-based intellectual discussion and debate are required to arrive at a consensus about how to address the challenges and opportunities we face as a society.

Something tells me that consensus will never arrive to the conclusion that we should shut down that whole industry

If you're going to announce a TTS model, service, or whatever, you really need demos.

hey sorry about that, you can here a few of our voices here: https://narilabs.com/product/qwen3-tts/

The horizontal moving elements of examples become stuck and unable to be scolled once one of them is played. I'm using Vivaldi (chrome based) on Android