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catigula
4mo ago
Yes, this is the flawed logic Anthropic is using to do dangerous things; it's not lost on anyone.
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catigula
4mo ago
ok
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4mo ago
>“The behavior described in the paper cannot meaningfully be fixed, and any attempt would only weaken the model for defense,” said Moussouris, who criticized the export control directive as hasty, heavy-handed, and misguided. This litera
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4mo ago
Obvious Anthropic reaping, Anthropic sowing scenario. I think the investor cash needs to dry up. They’re not going to let doomsday technology be released to the market. Sorry.
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4mo ago
Begun, the AI wars have.
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4mo ago
"Democracy" is a hugely wide category some variant of it is likely the preferred system of governance. Regardless, it's a weasel category. Many would argue that China is democratically reflecting the will of their people. In
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4mo ago
The "just vote" lot are the perfect pressure release valve for the failed system. Out of control inflation? No healthcare? Endless war? Just vote! You just have to vote for a democrat! It's time to say no to these charlatans.
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4mo ago
Incorrect. You can merely lie and spend money and get elected and then do the opposite. Rinse and repeat. See: John Fetterman. It doesn't work. It's fundamentally broken.
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4mo ago
The problem runs deeper than the current administration. Voting doesn't work. The Biden administration isn't the antidote to our problems.
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4mo ago
Then don’t use it.
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4mo ago
This is all so amazing and good. These are exciting times we’re living in. Can’t wait to see what the future holds.
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4mo ago
We're on the cusp of it. Models JUST got good enough to be better than the average white collar worker at nearly everything. This literally is a brand new phenomenon; it's only a matter of time.
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4mo ago
I don't know about anyone else, but LLMs certainly significantly negatively impacted my life overall and contributed to a loss of hope in the future.
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4mo ago
>Ethan Mollick Just an FYI this guy is an AI hype-beast. Some of his tweets are truly out there.
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4mo ago
I'm aware; I'm referring to their priorities.
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4mo ago
I get over 10 scam calls a day. I'm forced to pay a company to block them because the free methods don't work. There's no way to work around it because they refuse to enforce the law on these companies cycling through burner
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4mo ago
>The capabilities of models like Fable 5 and Mythos 5 have the potential to do profound good for the world Huh? We've seen nothing but wall to wall predictions that these models are going to take all of our jobs and kill us. What&#x
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4mo ago
I am truly sorry, but it is true this time.
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4mo ago
Just an FYI that word doesn't have power anymore as it has been comically drug through the mud by murderous/genocidal freaks (freaks in the literal appearance sense too).
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4mo ago
Just want to point out that code quality and architecture is actually eroded by codes 5.5. It’s over for this job I think.
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4mo ago
The parasite completes its lifecycle, consuming the host.
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4mo ago
There's no such thing as predicting the future when it comes to assets. Patterns aren't guarantors of future returns. If they were; the asset would be a sure-thing. Your confidence isn't warranted.
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4mo ago
The knock-out argument that artificial intelligence isn't conscious to me is the following: My dog has never persuaded me that he's conscious, or spoken at all. Yet, I recognize conscious experience in him. Similarly, I could writ
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4mo ago
I still find it funny that GPT-5.5 is just as good as Mythos and yet Anthropic likes to make things worse than they actually are.
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4mo ago
There's no such thing as 'control over AI'; that goes double for someone who is a complete nobody plebian with a little baby stock portfolio. You know, basically everyone except for a select few.
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4mo ago
It should be illegal to lay workers off for AI like it is in China, where sensible policy exists.
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5mo ago
AGI post-poned?
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5mo ago
>The honest answer is the boring one. We pulled an ultrahackathon. The team who built this did not sleep much for two days. They worked through Wednesday night, through Thursday, through Thursday night, through Friday. They ate at their
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5mo ago
They don't need the latest gear; Edward Snowden exposed the US doing this at the expert level in 2013.
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5mo ago
Oddly enough that's when tech companies starting raking in truly massive gains.
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