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by freehorse 19d ago
> https://ai2027tracker.com/ So you predict that by the end of the year we are gonna have models 30x more capable than Sol? Nice prediction, let's hold on to this for 4 months.
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by freehorse 20d ago
Because what works for you does not work for everybody, and different people may have different propensities, impulses etc. You put some spatial restrictions (no tv screen visibly standing permanently in the house). Some people put time res
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by freehorse 20d ago
The question is less about whether astra is AGI, and more about whether this direction approaches AGI and we should worry about existential risks wrt to that. If we do, openai's situation is very concerning even if astra is not AGI bec
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by freehorse 21d ago
It does not align, though, with the narrative that openai is a good steward of AI. If anything, if the world/government took the AGI narrative seriously, all openai operations (except maybe serving customer inference) should immediatel
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by freehorse 22d ago
The text quoted though says that openai does not agree with characterising this as hacking.
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by freehorse 22d ago
Editing a wiki page can definitely be "hijacking" if used for different purposes than supposed or against TOS. Hacking is mentioned only once in the article as "hacking attempt" being the opinion of a named researcher ba
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by freehorse 22d ago
And governments will continue to force citizens to use these shitty companies for whenever they need id verification.
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by freehorse 22d ago
It has been used in kagi's "quick assistant", so basically summarisation tasks (gets context from a bunch of webpages and finds the answer to a question in them, spits all the relevant to the query information, or similar). I
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by freehorse 23d ago
I have used their gemma 4 31b model through kagi and getting real instantaneous answers is absolutely crazy. A very different feeling and UX. Even if the model is smaller, there is definitely a use case for these. I was wondering if they wo
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by freehorse 23d ago
Nobody is arguing that translator apps existing is a bad thing, that was not what was told. Obviously being able to communicate with each other is a good thing. Not sure about nepal, but in some cultures/places (can just be different p
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by freehorse 23d ago
Because getting "common language and culture" is not neutral when we reside in a world that basically this works with american culture being the global culture. Honestly imo this is a kind of perspective that only an american coul
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by freehorse 25d ago
Not OP but I think it is moxo.ai
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by freehorse 26d ago
How many did you convince? Did you convince 2s, 10s, 100s or 1000s?
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by freehorse 26d ago
It doesn't, this does not mean society should not care about people who are most vulnerable during heatwaves. ACs are obviously no solution to desertification, if anything at mass scale they may even increase temps in dense urban envir
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by freehorse 26d ago
Persuade others to vote for them?
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by freehorse 26d ago
This is not a good argument. AC is needed every summer for some years now for much of northern europe, the only question is how many days per year. The last heatwave was not in 2003. You do not need AC in every house necessarily. You need A
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by freehorse 26d ago
In the US there was a slight drop around that time, but not close to 25% in the eu. If it was due to businesses buying less physical media wouldn't it be sth seen in the US data in some year too? https://www.bts.gov/us-
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by freehorse 26d ago
I don't know, I am not an expert, but it seems more concentrated in france/uk/central europe and adjacent. Also in southern europe summer is generally a dry season, and rainfall happens mostly in autumn/spring. One does
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by freehorse 27d ago
Just in case somebody else wanted a map to see exactly which areas in europe actually experience drought this summer https://drought.emergency.copernicus.eu/tumbo/edo/map/?prodC...
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by freehorse 28d ago
The manifesto serves a different function imo, and having been written in 2002 makes it also a historical document through which one can view their current situation and later evolution. It is interesting to think of a group starting from t
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by freehorse 29d ago
Norway is not a Baltic country. And I rarely encounter PayPal as the only option when ordering from eu anymore in general.
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by freehorse 29d ago
I choose to go through the hoops of doing a bank transfer than through PayPal, if these two are the only options. It’s practices over the years are just terrible.
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by freehorse 1mo ago
For whatsapp they do, and they had done so in recent spyware attacks based on 0-days > If we believe that your device has come under threat, we may notify you about it directly via a WhatsApp chat. The chat will include a system message
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by freehorse 1mo ago
I am aware of the reference. The fact that it uses wording that onion used in a more successful satire does not imply that this applied anywhere makes it also good satire or joke.
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by freehorse 1mo ago
You can have one human in a board supervising the AIs, or one human in multiple boards even, and cut the rest of the positions.
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by freehorse 1mo ago
The problem I think is that each company usually has one CEO, so automation/higher productivity cannot lead to cutting CEO jobs by 50% or sth. Unless people with AI now can be CEOs in multiple companies at once, as they do not need to
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by freehorse 1mo ago
Clicking on the link does not help either save the rightful first impression.
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by freehorse 1mo ago
My favourite part is the "our customers" section [0], starting with > Ripe with fraud, labor exploitation, political polling manipulation I am not sure if they want to convey what I think I am reading or not. [0] https:/&
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by freehorse 1mo ago
That the future is (by some) considered to be about “personal branding” rather than actual engineering. Build a cult of followers and ship them whatever. This is the main difference between sharing one’s cool config files and shipping a “di
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by freehorse 1mo ago
Funny that you mentioned an effect that may just have been a statistical artifact after all [0, 1] (Also, I assume you are joking in how you apply the effect here even assuming it is real) [0] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ar

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