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by bryan0 2mo ago
I think there's another interesting story here about how this was apparently moderately flagged and triggered the flame-war detector which kept the story off the front page of HN 2 days ago[0]. I think people are having a hard time pro
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Some initial thoughts, and a complicated mix of feelings(twitter.com)
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Why one of the best mathematicians is joining OpenAI(theatlantic.com)
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Flock's CEO Faced Me After Its Cameras Led to My Wrongful Stop(thedrive.com)
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We're giving 100k academic researchers free access to our frontier models [video](youtube.com)
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New Fields medalist, Jacob Tsimerman, leaving research math to work at OpenAI(math.columbia.edu)
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The deadly experiment that could save the American elm(grist.org)
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by bryan0 2mo ago
> Yeah, this is anthropic advocating for a ban on open weight models. This is an ungenerous take, and I think it's important to to recognize it's reasonable to support models that are both open and safe. How this would actually
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AI-Native Companies Have Tiny Staffs and Fewer Bosses(wsj.com)
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Zureka: A way forward to solving the thorniest issues in quantum mechanics(deivondrago.substack.com)
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by bryan0 3mo ago
From TFA > Plan A is primarily a recommendation, not a prediction. That sounds nothing like “religious fervor” The fact that technology can increase existential risk for civilization is not fantasy. It’s a risk that should be reasonably
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Unfortunately, You Need to Know What the Jevons Paradox Is(youtube.com)
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2021 Florida Condo Collapse. NIST Investigation Concluded(popularmechanics.com)
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by bryan0 4mo ago
Those words come directly from TFA: > It’s all just nonsensical hype And he’s referring to completely real and reasonable warnings in anthropic blog posts about the exponential rate of AI development.
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by bryan0 4mo ago
I agree. There are 2 groups of people: 1. Those, like OP, that believe AI danger and disruption is all hype to boost valuations. 2. Those, like myself, that believe AI danger and disruption is very real and presents dilemmas (but also oppo
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by bryan0 4mo ago
I think this is a reasonable point, but a better comparison might be to nuclear energy. I think the frontier labs sincerely believe that AI can be developed at great benefit to humanity, and they clearly want to lead that push, but they als
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by bryan0 4mo ago
> Meanwhile, on the other side of town, five miles away in Old Town, just 23 seconds after San Police Officers in Golden Hill tried stopping the suspected carjacker, a Flock Automated License Plate Reader captured a photo of a red Alfa R
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by bryan0 4mo ago
> Their tort claim notes that the path the men took to the cigar lounge passed by several other Flock cameras, which could have corroborated their story, as well as the location data on their cell phones. It seems like if the police actu
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Thieves are targeting the copper. This phone company is fighting back(npr.org)
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Can poppy seeds make you fail a drug test?(popsci.com)
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by bryan0 4mo ago
It's more nuanced than this. Peter Scholze said in response to this declaration: > The goal of mathematical research is human understanding of mathematics, and so mathematics can only thrive in a community of human mathematicians. I
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A Famous Math Problem Stumped Humans for 80 Years. AI Just Cracked It(wsj.com)
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by bryan0 4mo ago
Cool! If you can point to any examples of those types of workflow configurations I’d be super interested. For example, to have a team of agents review a PR and iterate on it until all requirements are met including UX, security and product
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by bryan0 4mo ago
Thanks to you and the anthropic team for developing such exciting tools! The blog post seems to position workflows for “breadth”: generating fixes / refactors against large code bases. What about for “depth”: developing specific new fe
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Residents burn Ebola treatment center in Congo as anger grows over the outbreak(pbs.org)
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Risks are mounting in the life insurance industry(nbcnews.com)
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by bryan0 5mo ago
> Schmidt offered a similar message to graduates: Their fear is rational, but they have the power to shape how AI develops. This doesn't sound like being baffled by it. It sounds like they are trying to shake the students and say: &
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I went inside OpenAI's secretive San Francisco headquarters(sfgate.com)
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Brain Can Learn Things When You're Unconscious(nautil.us)
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Driver accused of DUI tracks missing laptop to Illinois State trooper's house(abc7chicago.com)
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