EA-3167

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Polygraphs Aren't Accurate. Are There Better Options?(undark.org)
6 points by EA-3167 7mo ago|1 comments
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by EA-3167 7mo ago
There's a reason that John Salvatier's 'Reality Has A Surprising Amount of Detail' blog entry is so evergreen on this forum.
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by EA-3167 7mo ago
Nothing like an ill-considered war with global economic consequences to bring reality crashing back down on Silicon Valley; sometimes life throws a big old margin call your way and things break down.
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by EA-3167 7mo ago
Innovation in what exactly?
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by EA-3167 7mo ago
This event originated in a different galaxy.
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by EA-3167 7mo ago
The equivalent term is "The West."
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Autonomous AI Agents Have an Ethics Problem(undark.org)
1 points by EA-3167 8mo ago|3 comments
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
Dark, but sadly accurate.
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Few U.S. Doctors Have Seen Measles in Person. That's a Problem(undark.org)
12 points by EA-3167 8mo ago|2 comments
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
It seems to be a much better example of cronyism being used to oust a competitor to OpenAI at the direct incitement of Altman. I have no doubt that the Trump admin and people like Miller, Hegseth et al dream of ruling with an iron fist...
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Bioethics Was Forged in Horror. It Can Be Lost the Same Way(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
2 points by EA-3167 8mo ago|1 comments
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
Realistically that's an empty threat, especially with the mid-terms coming up and Trump's attention span. The real threat, the actionable one, is the loss of a $200 mil contract. I suspect that the result here will be some highly
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
Genuinely shocking. "We were totally fine with this being used to target people for surveillance and killing, but now you've crossed our arbitrary ethical fig-leaf so here's a big stink." I won't be surprised if the
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
The top line of the article gives a big old hint: Anthropic signed a contract with the “Killing people” part of the government and now they’re putting on a show. No contract, no leverage. The only threat the Pentagon has is to terminate the
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
Step 1.5 is also the one being ignored by 95% of comments here: the leverage the Pentagon is using is the lucrative contract Anthropic signed with them. The only threat here is Anthropic sucking up less money from the DoD.
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
It’s amazing that economic analysis can be dismissed by “feeling the AGI”. You might as well be telling people to “HODL”
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
I'd argue the #1 use case is ransomware and scamming, but this has to be a close second. Honestly the journey from "The blockchain is the future, everyone must see that" to where we are now really feels like the one we'r
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How Can Infinity Come in Many Sizes?(quantamagazine.org)
31 points by EA-3167 8mo ago|10 comments
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
That was a more interesting debate before LLM’s gave individuals the ability to essentially deny service to groups.
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
I'm certain that the comment you responded to never claimed that it was "isolated to Elsevier" in the first place, nor is it very compelling to speculate about how in the future something even worse might emerge. Right now El
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Opinion: How to Solve AI's 'Jagged Intelligence' Problem(undark.org)
3 points by EA-3167 8mo ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
At this point I despair at anyone who doesn’t understand that the problem isn’t the specific architecture, it’s social media as a scaled up, algorithmically driven concept. Stick so many people on one social graph that can’t possibly be eff
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
Absolutely, although dark orange seems to work well enough. If you can put them on and still tell the difference between most colors, they aren't working. I use my pair for one purpose: reading in bed with a backlit e-reader. I can&#x2
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
I'm not overlooking anything, including the desperate circumstances that led things like the French revolution and ensuing violence. The US went through a war to be free, plenty of people died and it could have easily gone another way.
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
There's also really nothing to a community beyond its mods, its users, and maybe some bots. Reddit creates a record of EVERYTHING and in many ways those years of discussion are the sub more than the current users or mods alone. Discord
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
My first reflexive thought, and I suspect possibly yours too, was "Oh wow it's the same pattern I've seen here for years every time the new get-rich-quick career path drops!" Remember when people would look you dead in t
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
I’m not arguing in favor of it, I’m just aware of how the world works. You also seem to have forgotten France among other places where the history wasn’t as grim as Russia. Frankly nothing Russia has ever done seems to make their lot better
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
There’s a reason that the Musks and Thiels of the world invested in luxury doomsday bunkers, because it won’t just be property people want to burn.
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by EA-3167 8mo ago
And people wonder why we’re all locked in a race to the bottom.
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As More Schools Turn to AI Weapons Detection, Questions Persist(undark.org)
3 points by EA-3167 8mo ago|0 comments

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