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motbus3
8mo ago
If my parents blocked me from doing admin stuff (which was not even possible back then) I would certainly not started to code by myself when I was a tween More concerning than that is that it all doesn't seem because they care about te
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motbus3
8mo ago
For friends there, be strong. It seems it has not being an easy period. But also remember, no one wants a conflict. Good luck there!
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motbus3
8mo ago
Sam Altman can keep his model intentionally to himself. Not doing business with mass murderers
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motbus3
8mo ago
1y from here they will be talking how nuclear facilities are necessary
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motbus3
8mo ago
Perfect combination... Zero privacy and zero ethics
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motbus3
8mo ago
Wow. Will they also use this to kill people?
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motbus3
8mo ago
This is not unlikely. This is actually likely. The instructions for those agents is to find signals that prove there is an attack. Llms are steered to do what they are requested. They will interpret the signals a strongly as possible. They
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motbus3
8mo ago
My company does not have PM for a while now. Even before AI
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motbus3
8mo ago
Why would he? There will never be a way to prove, but somehow, many people thinks he just needs to repay his campaign supporters. It is funny to see how there are seemingly fake ruses just for people to forget. Like with EM for example
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motbus3
8mo ago
Great news! I am super happy for her of course but I think it should always be remembered that her husband has been a super hero going through all of this.
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motbus3
8mo ago
Ir is just imagination to not consider the legal trouble od not providing proper support or even worse, improper support
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motbus3
8mo ago
These sort of agreements are easily bypassable, especially on such tools. Someone might just create a spawn of openai with a tag and do all the stuff there... There is no much guarantee I think
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motbus3
8mo ago
To be fair. This level of weirdness is not seen since the 60s/70s
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8mo ago
I will say that I work for a company where the owner is a stubborn old man who thinks you need to pay for the services and nothing you get indirectly should be considered honest and fair. The company downsized 4 times in 3 years... We are s
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8mo ago
There is sudden concern with teenager's safety
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motbus3
8mo ago
Is it weird that out a failed negotiation, there is a threat against a private entity publicly? Isn't it supposed to be freedom of something? Does this trigger any laws or something? Just for curiosity sake
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8mo ago
The important thing to know is that no one wants a conflict. Don't be used for that. Don't accept that. We protect our families when we are home. That's all everybody wants.
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motbus3
8mo ago
The fact that someone wants fully autonomous weapons and mass surveillance should be a concern. Every trigger pressed should have its moral consequences for those who push the trigger.
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8mo ago
It is hard to understand why other ai companies are still providing models weights at this point My guess is that they know they are not competitors so they make it cheaper or free to hinder the surge of a super competitor.
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8mo ago
They have been caught lying multiple times, about this, about the system capabilities, about their objectives.
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Anthropic ditches its core safety promise
(cnn.com)
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motbus3
8mo ago
This looks a lot one of those lobbied fake science articles
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motbus3
8mo ago
Depends much on what you are buying. There are many cases of totally not urgent things that costs 75% less. So waiting makes totally sense.
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8mo ago
What you mean it is not fair? Imagine you are huge company that will not fail, you can enter any market, dump the prices, gather market share, make that the main stream of revenue, and suddenly you can click to kill someone whole business.
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8mo ago
They should never even started doing businesses with that labeled figure. Like ring recently, they just try to see it the thing sticks and that pisses me off. They should have that as a starting point.
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8mo ago
I agree that people like him are just waste.
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8mo ago
Yes! You are absolutely correct! (Pun intended)
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8mo ago
One needs to consider why the usage of automated responses. Is it engagement drive? Is it inflating metrics? Is it manipulation? I do not see a scenario where it is purely done because someone wants to be nice.
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8mo ago
Makes sense to me. Seems to be using as it was supposed to be.
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8mo ago
This is 0.005 of what musk allegedly have ? He might be sad
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