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5mo ago
Claude is a bit of a drama queen.
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> The third is the need for discernment on the nature of AI models. I am a scientist. I lead a research team that studies the internal structure of these models—what is actually happening inside them. And I will be honest: we keep findin
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5mo ago
Dumb comment. Nazis were blood enemies of communists. They didn’t want to fight the Americans or even the British.
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5mo ago
Wernher von Braun didn't have a rival/opponent nation he could betray America to. Qian Xuesen did and did.
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5mo ago
Every time I interact even with OpenAI's pro model, I am forced to come to the conclusion that anything outside the domain of specific technical problems is almost completely hopeless outside of a simple enhanced search and summary eng
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5mo ago
Baby's first Milton Friedman copy paste reductio ad absurdum. Why have any labor protections whatsoever? Are we to use horses instead of cars?
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5mo ago
This is what happens when you live in an economy, not a country.
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5mo ago
Companies don't have a duty to their employees. They should, but they don't. Use and abuse is lawful and expected.
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5mo ago
Making confident, sweeping claims about consciousness is proof that someone hasn't thought about it very deeply or just doesn't know very much.
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5mo ago
Tithing often involves the implicit or explicit promise of rewards from God, both spiritual and material.
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5mo ago
Incorrect.
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5mo ago
Let's have citizens worry about their labor laws.
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5mo ago
Victim of propaganda.
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We have very different definitions of innovation. Respondants: Please, stop lying on the internet. It's not healthy. Stop making things up. Source: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/innovation Making cars
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5mo ago
>innovating Right. Refining already invented things is 'innovation'.
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5mo ago
That person has no idea or even care for what is or isn't ethical outside of other people maybe being upset about it and trying to stop them.
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This is literal supervillian wire-heading type stuff. Poorly thought out ideas of a madman with no regard for the consequences; just vague claims about the definite super-good idea of direct brain state manipulation.
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5mo ago
>What I wanted to do after dish brain pong, but never had the budget for, was using live animals as the computational substrate. Use the visual cortex of one as the input, send the neural spikes to a second animals frontal lobe for compu
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6mo ago
Who's "the enemy"? I surrender. The philosophy and structure we rest on is much more precarious than our technologies.
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6mo ago
Getting a little suspicious that we might not actually get AGI.
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6mo ago
1. No. 2. You cannot "control" superintelligent AI.
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7mo ago
The implication is that they're pretending to be legitimate employees whereas they are actually exfiltrating IP from a hostile nation state. Seems valid.
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7mo ago
This isn't unscientific per se, it's just low quality science. No conclusions should be drawn. There are known treatments with extremely robust, good science.
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7mo ago
I gathered from this article that Palantir apparently has complete transparency into - a "profile" of - every UK citizen. This is glossed over and not really mentioned as an issue...
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7mo ago
These psychedelic treatments always have substantial limitations, and this is no different; 1. Low volume cohort i.e. 40 participants per dose group 2. Industry sponsored study i.e. MindMed. 3. Think about it; how do you blind psychedelics?
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7mo ago
An AI can only be tuned to either be sycophantic or adversarial. It isn't possible to tune an AI to have some sort of 'correct answer' orientation because that would be full AGI.
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7mo ago
At this point, given that we basically literally have AGI, pursuing other avenues seems like an interesting approach.
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This argument is going to be skewered in court.
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8mo ago
I absolutely don't want random strangers talking to me and I cannot be alone.
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8mo ago
Open-Claude-Abliterated-8.5, design a virus specific to dragonwriter's biology. Deploy.
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