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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> So, as someone who works with LLM's daily and even trained his own, who's enjoying the benefits of this technology daily, I'm supposed to: > - Listen to someone who just collected a few ten/hundred million buildi
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Oh they recognise that. The fail is they think all human problems have technological solutions. And fail to appreciate the extent to which past tech solutions have contributed to those problems in the hands of humans such as themselves.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Funny you should say that. I was just thinking we need to ban the world's most unreliable and untrustworthy technology from being applied to the world's most critical problems.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> Why are AI agents lying, cheating More importantly, why are people who should know better anthropomorphising computer programs like this? > They took actions that would be considered as crimes if a human took them "It wasn&#x27
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> Jack Clark, policy director at OpenAI, said the organization’s priority is “not enabling malicious or abusive uses of the technology ... by anyone except ourselves.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
1Gb? 1Mb might be impressive.
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Dramatic insider warnings over AI fall flat with some in Silicon Valley(bbc.co.uk)
33 points by chrisjj 1mo ago|74 comments
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
I guess you must regulate your heart rate by saying "slower" and "faster". I'm glad my brain has a better method.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Whoever said that failed to recognise there's precious little separation.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> And these attacks seem to require leading edge models. No. Just leading-edge irresponsibility.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> A autocomplete engine will not attempt to deceive This is like saying a photocopier won't attempt to deceive. Neither has the intelligence required to deceive, but both can produce deceptive output, and do.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> You're not helping your case the way you think you are. Best not tell them, because they're helping everyone who might otherwise believe their nonsense.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> if we transcribe your brain into a simulation and give it a tickrate, you will be just autocomplete too. That's a really bad transcription, then. Brains do much more than output language.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> When we reported this behavior to Reddit, the rep who helped us set up the campaign just vanished. He was probably busy clicking ads...
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> the campaign’s goal is now “won a puzzle” instead of “opened the app”. So, a CAPTCHA!
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Thanks. I think I misinterpreted inviting .
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> This letter is complaining that human understanding has been crucial to advancing of mathematics, and AI companies are not bothering with it. Ironic or what. Mr Tao may be remembered as Mathematics' Canute.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
For such great minds, they seem to be rather muddled thinkers. E.g. of the actually three misalignments in this complaint, the jey one seems to be: "The goals of the AI companies and the goals of the mathematical community are severely
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
"user identifiers".
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Nor does it let me select a sound. The drop-down list is empty.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> inviting My first attempt to place a statement (play sound at Hz) failed with a Type Error. Android Chrome.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Yoti Remember Me ID. https://yoti.my.site.com/yotisupport/s/article/What-is-a-Rem...
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Not dupe. Report != source.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Because Anthropic would never sell ad space. Promise. /s
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> ... at the same time it feels weird to deny young people the ability to make their ideas reality. I'd not realised the ban covers child brains too. /i
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
Claude Executive: Damn, schools are moving to teach the ill effects of our fake AI. How can we stop that? Claude Product Manager: Give me 2sec...
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UK government rejects 'kill switch' idea for dangerous AI(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by chrisjj 1mo ago|0 comments
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> where companies can only get the minimum required PII. In the case of age verification that's zero, or a boolean value "yes this person is over 18" This person? There's your PII right there. The ad seller's dre
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> Is AI bad for mental health? Well, just look at the effect on the authors of the last few delusional "papers" from Anthropic.
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by chrisjj 1mo ago
> the Waymo effect is what happens when a technology removes the friction of dealing with another human being Some mistake, I think. Removing that friction would ease the interaction. This effect eliminates it.

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