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by mmmore 2y ago
If I were a CEO/PR team of large tech company that wanted to downsize, I would probably also say stuff like "AI efficiencies drive long term profitability". That said, I suspect in the short-medium term AI might increase sala
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by mmmore 2y ago
Given: > I do so philanthropically without any profit motive (typically losing money) the cost (and hassle) of consulting with a lawyer is potentially a lot in relative terms. That said, I thought that the rule in the UK was generally th
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by mmmore 2y ago
Reportedly, by reading through the list twice and then reciting it to himself on bike rides.[1] [1] https://youtu.be/T-8NrvVqbT4?si=u797T9o1E-R8TL6J
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by mmmore 2y ago
Nigel Richards reportedly[1] memorized the full French dictionary over the course of nine weeks (he doesn't speak French either). The way he did this is by reading through the dictionary twice and reciting the words to himself while on
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by mmmore 2y ago
> There are a number of robo-advisor products out there, but none that we know of offer direct indexing without expense ratios or AUM fees. Yeah, I'm a little confused at what you're offering over existing options (e.g. Wealth
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by mmmore 2y ago
> Because of this, just like the first Trump shooter, the media will quickly completely forget about the suspect's politics. I don't really see this bias existing to the extent you seem to be implying. The first Trump shooter d
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by mmmore 2y ago
1. The model was prompted to follow the original system prompt "at all costs", not the explicitly to plot against the prompter. 2. The point of the test is to determine whether the model has the capability to act against its use
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by mmmore 2y ago
Have you used the best models (i.e. ones you paid for)? And what area? I've found they struggle with obscure stuff so I'm not doubting you just trying to understand the current limitations.
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by mmmore 2y ago
Not only do we very much plan to, we already do!
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by mmmore 2y ago
If the model is called by a program which takes the output of the model and runs the commands that the model says to, then takes the output of the commands and passes that back to the model, the model has an effect in the real world.
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by mmmore 2y ago
I feel like you're missing the point of the test. The point is whether the system will come up with plans to work against its creators goals, and attempt to carry them out. I think you are arguing that outputting text isn't runnin
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by mmmore 2y ago
What action(s) by the system could convince you that the intent is there?
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by mmmore 2y ago
It doesn't sound like there will be standalone Minecraft theme parks, just Minecraft rides at Legoland and other parks. I don't see why you'd be so pessimistic about that.
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by mmmore 2y ago
The typical sources are: - Lead paint - Water supply - Lead in cookware - Lead in spices, especially tumeric, where leaded dye is used to make it more yellow - Industrial airborne emissions Leaded gasoline used to be on that list but not an
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by mmmore 2y ago
If I were tasked with improving Bhutan, one of the things I would focus on is probably lead. 3/4 of Bhutanese children have elevated levels of lead in their blood. https://www.unicef.org/bhutan/press-releases/
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by mmmore 2y ago
It's sad that this is failing, and sadder still that I, an occasional CAD user, never heard of it even though I really wanted something like this (at least in theory).
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by mmmore 2y ago
Not to justify Saudi Arabian conditions, but if you're more granular than I assume that release is, there are a few professions in the US that have higher yearly fatality rates than 3k/10M = 30/100k including roofers, fishing
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by mmmore 2y ago
Unfortunately, people don't buy small phones as much. https://youtu.be/iR9zBsKELVs?si=3o1qD-4R7lyezZwt
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by mmmore 2y ago
The concern is that near future systems will be much more capable than current systems, and by the time they arrive, it may be too late to react. Many people from the large frontier AI companies believe that world-changing AGI is 5 years o
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by mmmore 2y ago
Right now we are not so much choosing to replace ourselves with machines as stumbling into it through hubris and ignorance. If the argument is we should accept our demise to make way for something better, we should be more explicit and deli
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by mmmore 2y ago
You're missing the point of the car section. The point isn't that cars were a dangerous technology. The point is that just as the car replaced the horse, programs on computers are set to replace the human mind. Right now, we see o
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by mmmore 2y ago
Figure 4 is comparing the model with itself, unless I'm misunderstanding it. The takeaway seems to be the model performs better if you give it extra "constraints", i.e. extra info already known about the protein. The table wi
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by mmmore 2y ago
You left out the most relevant comparison: - nuclear fission, which provides an abundant source of environmentally friendly energy, but allows people to make bombs capable of wiping out whole cities at once (and potentially causing nuclear
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by mmmore 2y ago
Unfortunately this is not always true. For example, one of the architects of the Tokyo subway sarin attacks[1], Masami Tsuchiya[2], had a masters in physical and organic chemistry. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toky
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by mmmore 2y ago
Does the use of "foundation" and "multi-modal" for describing this model mean anything, or are those just used as buzzwords? Funnily enough, the only place those terms appear in the paper is in the abstract. Also the pap
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by mmmore 2y ago
You'd have to work at the RIAA to think that piracy and bioweapons are comparable. I don't know how much releasing this model is a delta on safety, but we certainly need to do a better job of vetting who can order viruses; my unde
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by mmmore 2y ago
Maybe it can but it sometimes doesn't. I remember I looked into a lockup I was experiencing (this was a few years a ago so I forget the mode). Turns out emacs was writing to disk every so often and this was noticeably causing stutters
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by mmmore 2y ago
I use spacemacs and have problems with the editor locking up when some extension does some a lot of work. There's also a strange bug (at least I think it's a bug and not a feature that I don't know how to use) where the curso
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by mmmore 2y ago
Forcing Google to stop paying Mozilla to be default search engine would surely be terrible for Mozilla, right? That's the vast majority of their income.
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by mmmore 2y ago
I appreciate that Mark Zuckerberg soberly and neutrally talked about some of the risks from advances in AI technology. I agree with others in this thread that this is more accurately called "public weights" instead of open source,

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