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by ajam1507 7mo ago
The prompt does correlate to its training data. In this case, since you sent random text, it generated the most likely response to random text.
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by ajam1507 7mo ago
As someone with a very intimate experience with psychosis, if it isn't Gemini it will be Catcher in the Rye or the Bible or the signs in a store window. What needs to be fixed is how the system flags people experiencing psychosis. The
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by ajam1507 7mo ago
https://archive.ph/PE23N
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Anthropic chief back in talks with Pentagon about AI deal(ft.com)
55 points by ajam1507 7mo ago|12 comments
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by ajam1507 7mo ago
> Being able to limit the influence of external bad actors is the main goal of ID verification. How does automatically determining your age serve the goal of ID verification? It seems like most sites are choosing this as the first option
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
America?
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
There's plenty of competition in the online news space, but every news website is bloated with the most annoying ads and toxic paywalls.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
Yes, please, it would solve the problem of the relentless HN discussions about how useful AI is for coding. We could actually see how productive people are using it.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
If you could prove what "minimum viable quality" actually was this would be true. We have standards and procedures exactly because it is unknowable. One engineers idea of "good enough" might bankrupt the business.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
> I don't think anybody quite predicted the absolute fascism that would spring up There were plenty of people, we just didn't believe them.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
If AI could do that, they would have fired all of the employees already and their company would be worth $30 trillion.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
> Are you sure you know how they'll judge this case? I'm not even sure it will get that far. There's a million different ways that this could go that mean it won't ever come before the supreme court. The designation i
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
I would think that it's just as likely that the quantity group would sit around philosophizing about what constitutes a "pot" so that they could get away with doing the least amount of work and still earning an A.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
Even taking him at his word (you shouldn't), this is still OpenAI swooping in and signing a deal after its competitor was banned from government use. Instead of joining hands with Anthropic they decided to take advantage of the situati
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
They would have a very good case against the government if that were to happen. I suspect that the supply chain risk designation will not last long (if it goes into effect).
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
Virtue signaling is impotent. This is a boycott.
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I don't think they have to worry about the tension from this particular story anymore.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
> OTOH, I think almost guaranteed it will be watered-down by the government. Because read expansively, it could force Microsoft and AWS to choose between stopping reselling Claude vs dropping the Pentagon as a customer. A tweet does not
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
There are several reasons. Most obviously it's because the markets are closed which keeps immediate panic from affecting stock prices. It's also at the start of the weekend so the idea is that people might be more focused on weeke
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
And which one of their competitors do you imagine would swoop in and take their contracts while admitting to the rest of their customers that they're okay with their models being used for autonomous weapons and surveillance?
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
> However, in this instance, it does seem that Anthropic is walking away from money. The supply chain risk designation will be overturned in court, and the financial fallout from losing the government contracts will pale in comparison to
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
It's extremely common to release negative news on Friday after the markets close. It happens nearly every Friday.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
A strict reading of the constitution would also imply that limiting gun ownership to those who show ID and can prove they are 18 is unconstitutional. "Anti-liberal" and "anti-constitutional" are in the eye of the beholde
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
I guess I disagree that there is some shadowy alternative motivation for these laws. If the goal was to link everyone's ID with their account they would be requiring everyone to send in their ID instead of making age estimation the fir
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
> It's not like these discussions and ideas are going to get distilled into the dissent on the congressional floors that vote on these laws. You think the idea of parents, not governments, being responsible for parenting doesn'
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
The problem isn't with phones. We should have robust parental controls and the responsibility of parenting should be left to, wait for it... the parents.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
Keeping your kids off social media is setting them up for success.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
Short form video is the brainrot.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
The relevant part of the page to archive is the content of the page, not the user account that visited the page. Most sane people would consider two archives of the same page with different user accounts at the top, the same page.
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by ajam1507 8mo ago
> If a newspaper publisher knows that some very loyal subscribers only ever read 5 articles every morning, making that particular group read 30 articles would not drive up earnings. I think it's hard to say if that's true. A co

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