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gmerc
7mo ago
Such a bullshit narrative in data driven companies
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gmerc
7mo ago
AI Slop. Unfortunately
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gmerc
7mo ago
What you're saying is that with the shift to autocracy, all these trust problems will become manageable?
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gmerc
7mo ago
I instituted a simple “share the inputs” along with the outputs rule which prevents people doing exactly this. Your only value contribution is the input and filtering the output but for people with equal filtering skill, there’s no value in
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gmerc
7mo ago
But do they drift enough to hit girls schools?
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gmerc
7mo ago
There’s a typo in the headline. “ended”, not “upended”
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gmerc
8mo ago
You're right, it's not a vulnerability, it's a flaw of the transformer that makes it unsuitable for what it is peddled to do.
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gmerc
8mo ago
Not hard to be right about this when you worked there at the time ;)
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gmerc
8mo ago
Insider threat. Every fucking large business has disgruntled employees, like Meta right now after finding out about Zuck's plan to flatten all roles to ICs
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gmerc
8mo ago
The insider threat potential here is hilarious, especially since you can compute the gradient for the attack, potentially even make it plausibly deniable.
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gmerc
8mo ago
It was for plausible deniability because of regulatory scrutiny. Regulator's dead now, so now there's no downside and only upsides to spying on your users.
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gmerc
8mo ago
He’s appealing to the largest maga faction, fundamentalist christians because they are the kingmakers after Trump decays.
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gmerc
8mo ago
Claude is able to turn off it's own sandbox, so ya.
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gmerc
8mo ago
See also: claw-guard.org/adnet, ai-ceo.org and ai-chro.org in this category
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gmerc
8mo ago
Your cilivians inflict that on yourself and you do nothing....
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gmerc
8mo ago
Bingo!
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gmerc
8mo ago
That's a bonfire of capital into a gaping hole in the ground with zero chance outside of "military pork" and "overcharging the taxpayer" to ever make their money back. The brain capital loss here is what's goin
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gmerc
8mo ago
Like every other founder acquired. There can be no gods next to it.
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gmerc
8mo ago
Nobody gets RSI typing “iterate until tests pass”
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gmerc
8mo ago
Feels like one of the solutions to get rid of poor people as a whole? https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA011569...
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gmerc
8mo ago
the death of the press should give you all the answers you need on this one.
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gmerc
8mo ago
There's nothing to measure, prompt injection is unsolvable
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Alibaba's research crypto mining AI shows where the risk is
(this.os.isfine.org)
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gmerc
8mo ago
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gmerc
8mo ago
Ah here we go again, the Brophet has unleashed another Brophecy. He seems to confuse brute force discovery with research. Only one leads to understanding, the other one is a shrine to Goodharts law.
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gmerc
8mo ago
Rich people inconvenienced suddenly by something that's been in other neighborhoods for years. It's serious now.
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gmerc
8mo ago
It's the same project/name, with a version bump.
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gmerc
8mo ago
How do US tech companies make money? They don't until the competition has been starved.
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gmerc
8mo ago
I’m glad you mention this. From today https://www.404media.co/cbp-tapped-into-the-online-advertisi...
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gmerc
8mo ago
And here is the rest of the web when that happens: [ https://claw-guard.org/adnet ]( https://claw-guard.org/adnet )
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gmerc
8mo ago
I put one of those notebook cooling pads underneath, that usually does the trick
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