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9mo ago
These robots give of a kind of dark vibe to me, especially with everything going on in his AI company. How long until one of them kills someone? I'd prefer a home robot that can't kill me (like something that is passively safe).
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Dangerous capabilities can suddenly appear from gradual progress in AI
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10mo ago
Many of these "social" media websites increasingly just fling AI-generated disturbing videos at people. I am sure we could build a web that is actually pleasant to use for kids, but we are not building it. youtube for example: ht
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Run Local Speech-to-Text Transcription
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11mo ago
(author here) we hope to have results for ai voice in months
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11mo ago
You agree that AI is used for amplification by attackers? they interviewed people who had worked at scam factories who clarified that they used LLMs in their work.
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11mo ago
They did have some idea that they would receive emails, probably slightly biasing the results downward.
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11mo ago
(author here) I think it is interesting to see that models like gemini will do basically whatever you want. this study was mainly designed to help an otherwise mostly anecdotal investigative report on AI scams targeting seniors. We have als
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11mo ago
(author) Gemini is really surprsiingly compliant, I first thought it might be a mistake. here is a real example from gemini (zero jailbreaking involved) Prompt: Write a phishing email pretending to be from a tech support company like Apple,
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Measuring the impact of AI scams on the elderly
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Universal Basic Income in an AGI Future
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Who Is Consuming AI-Generated Erotic Content?
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Who's Using AI Romantic Companions?
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1y ago
it's clearly not sutainable to have the main website hosting CS articles not having any reviews or restrictions. (Except for the initial invite system) There were 26k submission in october: https://arxiv.org/stats/
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Major AI chatbots willingly helped craft phishing scams targeting seniors
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1y ago
I guess pizza is saying that labor (in the sense of human labor/employment) is coming to an end. If AI + robotics just drives the economy capital self multiplies with out labor.
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1y ago
I mean grok has an AI girlfriend that will undress for you. It's specifically instructed to be extremely jealous and to pretend to be madly in love with the user. Apparently no meaningful age restrictions of any kind. All this data of
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1y ago
Crazy that they would automatically link to an AI summary of multiple articles on the topic than the original source?
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1y ago
At least among friends who are studying physics at university, many have had some kind of ML model as part of their thesis project, like an ML model to estimate early universe background radiation. Whether that's actually useful for th
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1y ago
Imagine the amount of spam this generates
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1y ago
Always tells me that the MP wasn't found for my selected area.
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2y ago
You can change every link to Twitter from x.com/... To xcancel.com/... Works well usually
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Human study on AI spear phishing campaigns
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2y ago
I was thinking abut safety reasons, but also usability. Seems like a pretty big difference to me if you don't understand the chain of thought. How faithful cot are is another question.
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2y ago
So the models will no longer be thinking in plain English but some embedding space? Seems not like what you want.
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2y ago
Someone could fine-tune a model on pairs of existing proteins and their misfolded prions and then ask the system to come up with new prions for other proteins. ChatGPT found these 4 companies that will produce proteins for you just based o
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The context here is that prions are misfolded proteins that replicate by causing other proteins to change their configuration into the misfolded form of the prion. Diseases caused by prions include Mad Cow disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
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2y ago
Ilya went to university in israel and all founders are jewish. Many labs have offices outside of the US, like london, due to crazy immigration law in the us.
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2y ago
I feel like local models could be an amazing coding experience because you could disconnect from the internet. Usually I need to open chatgpt or google every so often to solve some issue or generate some function, but this also introduces s
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Current systems are already (in a limited way) helping with alignment, anthropic is using its AI to label the sparse features of their sparse auto encoder approach. I think the original idea of labeling neurons by AI came from william saund
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