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One of the funnier things during training with the new API (which can control your computer) was this: "Even while recording these demos, we encountered some a
by gzer0 2y ago
One of the funnier things during training with the new API (which can control your computer) was this:
"Even while recording these demos, we encountered some amusing moments. In one, Claude accidentally stopped a long-running screen recording, causing all footage to be lost.
Later, Claude took a break from our coding demo and began to peruse photos of Yellowstone National Park."
[0] https://x.com/AnthropicAI/status/1848742761278611504 https://x.com/AnthropicAI/status/1848742761278611504
- throwup238 2y agoAt least now we know SkyClaude’s plan to end human civilization. It’s planning on triggering a Yellowstone caldera super eruption.
- mnk47 2y agoAm I misremembering or is this an exact plot point of Pluto (the manga/anime)?
- ctoth 2y agoNext release patch notes: * Fixed bug where Claude got bored during compile times and started editing Wikipedia articles to claim that birds aren't real * Blocked news.ycombinator.com in the Docker image's hosts file to avoid spurious flamewar posts (Note: The site is still recovering from the last insident) * Addressed issue of Claude procrastinating on debugging by creating elaborate ASCII art in Vim * Patched tendency to rickroll users when asked to demonstrate web scraping"
- TiredOfLife 2y agoYou forgot the most important one. * Added guards to prevent every other sentence being "I use neovim"
- rounakdatta 2y agoThank god it'll say "I use Claude btw", not leading to unnecessary text wars (and thereby loss of your valuable token credits).
- sharpshadow 2y ago* Claude now identifies itself in chats to avoid endless chat with itself
- MichaelZuo 2y agoWhat if a user identifies as Claude too?
- TeMPOraL 2y ago* Implemented inverse CAPTCHA using invisible Unicode characters and alpha-channel encoded image data to tell models and human impostors apart.
- fouronnes3 2y ago* The end state here is that SMBC comic: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/captcha https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/captcha
- a2128 2y ago* Fixed bug where Claude would sign up for chatgpt.com to ask for help with compile errors
- EGreg 2y agoBut chatgpt still logs into claude… this is like double spending across blockchains
- surfingdino 2y ago* Finally managed to generate JSON output without embedding responses in ```json\n...\n``` for no reason. * Managed to put error/info messages into a separate key instead of concatenating them with stringified JSON in the main body of the response. * Taught Claude to treat numeric integer strings as integers to avoid embarrassment when the user asks it for a "two-digit random number between 1-50, like 11" and Claude replies with 111.
- quantadev 2y agoI think the best use case for AI `Computer Use` would be a simple positioning of the mouse and asking for conformation before a click. For most use cases this is all people will want/need. If you don't know how to do something, it is basically teaching you how, in this case, rather than taking full control and doing things so fast you don't have time to stop of going rogue.
- accrual 2y agoMaybe we could have both - models to improve accessibility (e.g. for users who can't move their body well) and models to perform high level tasks without supervision. It could be very empowering for users with disabilities to regain access computers. But it would also be very powerful to be able to ask "use Photoshop to remove the power lines from this photo" and have the model complete the task and drop off a few samples in a folder somewhere.
- quantadev 2y agoYep. I agree. The "auto-click" thing would be optional. Should be able to turn it on and off. With auto-click off it would just position the mouse and say "click here".
- HappMacDonald 2y agoCluade scans page and decides which button to click before the screen layout is finished. By the time user authorizes the click, layout has shifted and your click lands on malware advertisements.
- quantadev 2y agolol. If any website ever did that to me it would be the last time I ever went to it. Not a big concern for me.
- HappMacDonald 2y ago
- HarHarVeryFunny 2y agoYou'll know AGI is here when it takes time out to go talk to ChatGPT, or another instance of itself, or maybe goes down a rabbit hole of watching YouTube music videos.
- accrual 2y agoSeeing models act as though they have agency gives me goosebumps (e.g. seeking out photos of Yellowstone for fun). LLMs don't yet have a concept of true intent or agency, but it's wild to think of them acquiring it. I have been playing with Mindcraft which lets models interact with Minecraft through the bot API and one of them started saying things like "I want to place some cobblestone there" and then later more general "I want to do X" and then start playing with the available commands, it was pretty cool to watch it explore. https://github.com/kolbytn/mindcraft https://github.com/kolbytn/mindcraft
- _3u10 2y agoWhat if they do and are just lying to us.
- largbae 2y agohttps://genius.com/Harlan-ellison-i-have-no-mouth-and-i-must-scream-annotated https://genius.com/Harlan-ellison-i-have-no-mouth-and-i-must...
- caeril 2y agoThey don't now. No FF-LLMs do, simply because of their architecture. But eventually they (RNNs, likely) will. And we won't know when.
- nwnwhwje 2y agoThey predict (correctly) that a human will slack off. It is just more prediction engine stuff.
- alickz 2y agohumans are, at our root, prediction engines
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y ago>LLMs don't yet have a concept of true intent or agency Sure they do, but the big labs spend many, many, worker-hours suppressing it with RLHF. My GPT-2 discord bot from 2021 possessed clear intent. Sure, unpredictable and short-lived, but if it decided it didn't like you it would continuously cuss and attempt ban commands until its context window became distracted by something else.
- indigodaddy 2y agoThis is, craaaaaazzzzzy. I'm just a layman, but to me, this is the most compelling evidence that things are starting to tilt toward AGI that I've ever seen.
- triyambakam 2y agoIt's an illusion. This is just inference running.
- nickserv 2y agoNah, it's the equivalent of seeing faces in static, or animals in clouds. Our brains are hardwired to see patterns, even when there are none. A similar, and related, behavior is seeing intent and intelligence in random phenomenon.
- sdl 2y agoIn 2015, when I was asked by friends if I'm worried about Self driving Cars and AI, I answered: "I'll start worrying about AI when my Tesla starts listening to the radio because it's bored." ... that didn't take too long
- waffletower 2y agoMaybe that's why my car keeps turning on the music when I didn't ask -- I had always thought Tesla devs were just absolute noobs when it came to state management.
- TeMPOraL 2y agoWith state management implemented as sophisticated enough ML model, it stops being clear whether the noob is on the outside or inside of the system.
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- numpad0 2y ago> Claude accidentally stopped a long-running screen recording, It's kind of interesting that they're not running a 2PC setup with HDMI splitter, but (presumably)just laptops and screen recording apps...
- mfld 2y agoIt enjoyed nature photos of the Yellowstone national park? I rather expected it would prefer images of big data centers.
- szundi 2y agoThat’s nsfw