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amelius
2mo ago
Maybe in this case all they needed an ethics team for was to teach the LLM about ethics?
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amelius
2mo ago
Maybe show the minimum number of moves required to solve each state :) And maybe sort them by "distance to solved".
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amelius
2mo ago
> The article is about sales calls, not general nuisances. So someone calling you to "make you aware of $X" does not count as sales? And they would be permitted to call you? I hope they fix this loophole quickly!
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amelius
2mo ago
No, you cannot hide behind "but I'm not selling anything". Because then a marketing person could say "but I'm only trying to make you aware of $PRODUCT; I'm not trying to sell it!"
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amelius
2mo ago
And what about those marketing people who approach you on the streets? Can we make that illegal too? And the people going from door to door?
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amelius
2mo ago
Sure, but let's first find out how many % of people are willing to be frank about their AI usage, and/or don't care about it. My guess is it is worthwhile to do this.
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amelius
2mo ago
You forgot about the cases where (1) people don't care, (2) people want to say "I used an LLM for this". I'm convinced that those cases happen more often than you think. Why not cover them with a simple mechanism? It
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amelius
2mo ago
Let's find an LLM that was trained before the patent was filed. If it can come up with the idea, then it is trivial and the patent can be discarded.
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amelius
2mo ago
They should just replace the spaces by one of Unicode special space characters. Can it be circumvented? Of course. Will most people go through the trouble to circumvent it? No.
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amelius
2mo ago
> Well, what do you expect? LLMs are trained on blithering, mostly from web sites. So you get blithering out. AI labs can now ask the LLM to translate and filter the data, to create new training data that makes more sense and has better
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amelius
2mo ago
Just wait until all vendors are required to lock down their devices like Apple does. Apple has shown that it is possible, thanks Apple!
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amelius
3mo ago
I think it's a case of "commoditize your completement" ...
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amelius
3mo ago
Hopefully it works with GrapheneOS.
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amelius
3mo ago
Someone used Claude: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49215786
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amelius
3mo ago
I came here to say that it's apparently not in the set.
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amelius
3mo ago
> I guarantee you somewhere in their backlog is an item that says "require app store for app installations on macOS". In line with iOS. For sure shareholders will start demanding it at some point.
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amelius
3mo ago
People don't realize that when 1 or 2 companies control the market that is worse than the government regulating it.
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amelius
3mo ago
Car analogy time. Users would be angry if your car could only run on Apple fuel, and drive on Apple roads, and were speed-limited based on what Apple thinks is safe. The fact that we think this is normal for phones is crazy. And the longer
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amelius
3mo ago
But it wouldn't be illegal, I suppose. That's what counts, in the end.
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amelius
3mo ago
I only hope latency is not a problem.
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amelius
3mo ago
Maybe run a STT -> TTS filter in front of your mic?
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amelius
3mo ago
That's because of two reasons: - normal people are morons when it comes to computers - developers can extract money from those morons by using Apple's platform
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amelius
3mo ago
What if I want an LLM from a __different__ company to check the commands issued by Claude before they are run? Seems to me that the API should be more general.
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amelius
3mo ago
Best approach is to shadow-ban the user when they do a secret gesture before logging in. No wiping necessary. Easiest implementation is to just log them into a shadow account.
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amelius
3mo ago
Something with more data: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3920458/
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amelius
3mo ago
If there was one winner then that would make a lot of people very angry.
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amelius
3mo ago
Is Sam Altman even allowed to rent a car with his level of debt?
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amelius
3mo ago
Does it also apply to the case where you have a single number: upvotes minus downvotes?
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amelius
3mo ago
Why is not every 45 degree line considered for the rectangular grids? (In the hexagons, all lines are considered even if they don't have the maximum length) (PS: make sure you hover your mouse over the diagrams)
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amelius
3mo ago
How often can this cracking be done at a time? Does the gas escape? Does it need time to form? And why can some people do it and others not?
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