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mosuratoday at 7:07 PM4 repliesview on HN

Someone should use this to do the exact opposite of the intention: filter for “offensive” content, and boost it or collate it into a newsletter/email blast for people of culture.

You have to give it to Mistral they do at least know what the market near them says they want right now. The great problem is in a few years of this that market won’t be worth anything.

Edit to add, you could also add this to an AI workflow so as to produce content that walks right up to the line but doesn’t trigger it.


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mcintyre1994today at 8:20 PM

> filter for “offensive” content, and boost it or collate it into a newsletter/email blast for people of culture.

I think that's the main service that xAI provide for X.

kergonathtoday at 8:35 PM

> The great problem is in a few years of this that market won’t be worth anything.

To be fair, we don’t know how much resources they put into this and how much of a distraction it was. If it was quick enough to train or fine tune and it brings them valuable experience for the next models, it could well be worth it in the long run even if there is no direct successor.

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cyanydeeztoday at 8:55 PM

this just sounds like new age edgey mc lordy lord. I get censorship is bad but ya'll might want to concern yourselves with a bid less fascism before you worry about the bad words police.

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petcattoday at 7:28 PM

> they do at least know what the market near them says they want right now

It does seem to be a very European approach to AI that their flagship AI lab is just making models that do nothing other than monitor and moderate internet content.

I guess they know that the EU AI Act, Chat Control, etc are going to cause a lot of companies to need this kind of compliance.

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