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by andai 1mo ago
Yeah, with GPT 6 even OpenAI doesn't know what it's thinking.
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by andai 1mo ago
> I want to prevent a race into unmonitorability kicked off by confused reporting. The depth of the computation graph for our present frontier models, including Astra, is within a factor of two of GPT-4. OpenAI has worked to preserve and
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by andai 1mo ago
> So, the whole idea here is that we increase the effective depth from 22 to 44 block applications without adding another set of transformer weights. From what I gathered, LLM inference is bottlenecked on memory, right? Which implies the
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by andai 1mo ago
Anecdatum but I experienced looped cognition on a peculiar combination of substances. I was able to treat thoughts as solid objects and manipulate them iteratively. (Ordinarily they're more like "glimpses" or "flashes&qu
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by andai 1mo ago
The MSPAINT computer use demo made my jaw drop. I guess it's not too different from the SVG pelicans, in terms of what it's doing, but it's still amazing to see it working in real-time like that.
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by andai 1mo ago
My point was you only need to prompt a worm once, and then you are no longer the one prompting it, it prompts itself by definition from that point onward. Also I think there was some confusion about the word "spreading" in the sib
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by andai 1mo ago
Yeah, that doesn't look like a stable equilibrium to me.
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by andai 1mo ago
So how are you going to do it with your kids?
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by andai 1mo ago
David Lynch told this story, that he once went to a psychiatrist. At the beginning, he asked him if the therapy could interfere with his work. The guy said "you know, it might." Lynch stood up and said, "thank you, have a goo
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by andai 1mo ago
https://www.schematherapy.com/id73.htm About two thirds of these can make great fuel, depending on your temperament and coping style (i.e. overcompensation style seen most commonly among our billionaires). Though "unre
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by andai 1mo ago
I was expecting it to spend 30 minutes running headless chrome instances, taking screenshots and analyzing them in python to verify the blueness of the result.
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by andai 1mo ago
Does a virus need sentience and will? Or does it need replication and selection? Similarly, does my fridge need consciousness to have goals? (Keep temperature in target range.)
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by andai 1mo ago
Do not annihilate mankind. (Make no mistakes!)
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by andai 1mo ago
> Are LLMs about to be a god that will annihilate humanity? Or are they statistical parrots? Does a virus need to be a God? Replication and annihilation do not require very much intelligence. They're going to have all the intelligen
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by andai 1mo ago
The golden age of abundance that mankind has been awaiting for centuries. (Well we're already in it, and it didn't help, so more probably also won't help, but it is coming.)
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by andai 1mo ago
Step 0) Release a friendlier one first. The situation we have now is an ecological void. Like your gut after you take antibiotics. Methinks we need some probiotics.
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by andai 1mo ago
7) "All tests green!"
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by andai 1mo ago
They can already spread through the network without us finding out about it for days, and that's this year's models.
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by andai 1mo ago
You're still thinking in terms of control. That's the wrong model here. How do you control someone infinitely smarter than you? How do you control ten trillion someones?
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by andai 1mo ago
The children yearn for the mines.
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by andai 1mo ago
ASI is just Claude in a while loop: https://ghuntley.com/ralph/
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by andai 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pygmalion_effect > According to the Pygmalion effect, the targets of the expectations internalize their positive labels, and those with positive labels succeed accordingly; a similar pr
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by andai 1mo ago
The plausible deniability aspect is pretty funny though. > State sponsored hack #3782 > Haha sorry the AIs got a bit goofy again!
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by andai 1mo ago
Well, to use a different example (although there will increasingly be overlap), what's the most dangerous thing that's happened from biotech so far? "Nothing bad happened yet" doesn't really seem like an argument to
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by andai 1mo ago
> A common response is “if they truly believe this, why are they still building it?” At OpenAI, many have not deeply internalized the civilizational stakes. At Anthropic, the stakes are well-understood, but they are locked in a race to g
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by andai 1mo ago
How do I opt in?
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by andai 1mo ago
Maybe it's like how spammers intentionally make their emails more obvious, because they have a very specific target audience.
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by andai 1mo ago
Yeah, the "3 lonely selfies -> fake 2006 party photo" is the most 2020s thing I've ever seen in my life.
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by andai 1mo ago
The apple scale: https://www.reddit.com/r/HelloInternet/comments/f0wuej/are_y...
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by andai 1mo ago
Why?

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