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Anatomy of a frontier lab agent intrusion, replayed from 17,600 logged actions
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A Friend Told Their AI to Install My Product. It Refused
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colinplamondon
8mo ago
Ironically... ChatGPT having such a positive attractor basin for DEI probably widened the net here tremendously.
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colinplamondon
8mo ago
I think investors like Amazon taking shots like this? It was never a broad roll-out, 43 stores is micro-scale for Amazon. Still, would love to see a breakdown of why it didn't improve. Regardless of the accuracy at launch, I'd thi
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colinplamondon
8mo ago
Why would they face consequences? Every store has video surveillance that can be reviewed. They trusted their tech enough to accept the false-positive rate, then worked to determine / validate their false positive rate with manual revi
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colinplamondon
9mo ago
It's a human-readable behavioral specification-as-prose. If the foundational behavioral document is conversational, as this is, then the output from the model mirrors that conversational nature. That is one of the things everyone respo
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10mo ago
Depends on worldview. If you believe in God, amazing has many dimensions for evaluations. What teaches us more about the the world He created, things that create beauty by expressing righteous thoughts for others to experience, or that whic
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10mo ago
Sure - and the people responsible for a new freaking era of computing are the ones who asked "given how incredible it is that this works at all at 0.5b params, let's scale it up*. It's not hyperbole - that it's an accu
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10mo ago
- A queryable semantic network of all human thought, navigable in pure language, capable of inhabiting any persona constructible from in-distribution concepts, generating high quality output across a breadth of domains. - An ability to curv
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10mo ago
It wasn't sycophantic at all? OP had a cool idea no one else had done, that was a one-shot just sitting there. Having Gemini search for the HN thread leads the model to "see" its output lead to real-world impact. The total hi
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colinplamondon
1y ago
Super well said - right. “Try again with quick feedback” vs “try again with significant feedback” vs “try again, but only a subset of the original task” vs “let’s have someone else do this”
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That code taste of yours, your ability to understand the minutiae, makes you superhuman at managing agents. Comments, docstrings, naming, patterns - by defining better approaches and hold agents to them, the results will be better. Way be
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Time Traveling Your AI Context
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Honest question - how is that not true of those past researchers? IE, they... - Start with the context window of prior researchers. - Set a goal or research direction. - Engage in chain of thought with occasional reality-testing. - Generate
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- Google pays Firefox ~$500M/year for 2.5% market share, 65% market share should get a healthy annual payout for default search status. - A pure focus on web browser monetization could lead to some interesting enterprise options. Presu
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- Google pays Firefox ~$500M/year for 2.5% market share, 65% market share should get a healthy annual payout for default search status. - A pure focus on web browser monetization could lead to some interesting enterprise options. Presu
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- Google pays Firefox ~$500M/year for 2.5% market share, 65% market share should get a healthy annual payout for default search status. - A pure focus on web browser monetization could lead to some interesting enterprise options. Presu
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Church Members have a somatic sense mapped to the Holy Spirit, and regularly experience symbolic & somatic injections. When those occur, the somatic sense of the Spirit is used to discern if the semantic/somatic injection is of God
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3y ago
Allowing porn monetizes and aids a probabilistic percentage of revenge porn, child porn, deepfake porn, and human trafficking. Even if a waiver is signed, there's significant duress in many cases. There's a lot of pain and evil en
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3y ago
I would expect extracting out more of the meta-logic via GPT, and showing relevant panes dynamically. If you get an error, automatically search for the answer and propose the change. If you add a new flow uncovered by tests, propose the tes
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OpenAI seems to be prioritizing the mobile experience over web. Their mobile app is extremely fast with GPT-4, faster than web. I’d imagine once mobile is well-established, they’ll equalize it out. Totally makes sense, if I’m right. They sh
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Retool Mobile: Native Components with Server-Driven UI
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4y ago
(Fwiw, I think most of the feedback in this thread is thoughtful and encouraging - speaking more generally below.) I think the gap is the difference between giving feedback to a person and broadcasting superiority. The former is what we d
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This might be what that looks like. (1) Kill the subscription (2) Immediate Priority: Biz-dev deals, make sure every major release's early demo is available on Stadia. Expose people to platform without requiring them to switch from a c
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Whoa- thank you! Insanely close, this is awesome. Much appreciated.
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Ask HN: Best way to generate product analytics SQL?
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The gap between these is so immense, using the same word “college” masks the difference. For all that is holy, go to MIT. This is from someone who went to a larger school and dropped out, with zero regrets. The top 3-5 schools put you on a
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That was true from the beginning. Legacy bureaucracies like the CDC are just recognizing what was clear in 2020.
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Boring Company seems clearly focused on hyperloops as the long-term goal. They determined that construction of tunnels would be orders of magnitude faster on approvals than above-ground construction. With that approach, tunneling construct
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5y ago
I'm entirely and completely unemphatic. I think these are loser concerns for when a startup first launches. These guys are moving the needle making improvements in a forward direction, and a big part of this thread is shitting on their
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