Debating the Sentence for a Multi-Billion Dollar Crime

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Should the sentence for a person involved in a multi-billion dollar crime be over 30 years or possibly even a life sentence? This chapter explores the argument that punishment should be proportional to the magnitude of the crime, comparing it to other offenses and touching on the issue of marijuana use and the need for reform.

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(5:42) Friends and foes of open-source AI

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(31:00) Sunny breaks down parameter models

(38:56) Companies manufacturing their own chips

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