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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
The obvious draw-down on resources being used by companies following the token price hikes? The fact that in the testimonials both frontier labs quote the same company (who I'm led to believe is still tokenmaxxing). The fact that we&#x
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
See I think it’s clear demonstration that OpenAI is ethics-free
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
It’s time to lockdown all papers and stop using AI if you’re a maths researcher. Cause OpenAI will hear about it and beat you to publishing.
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
And even this version contains the line > While unlikely, we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products helped improve our models .
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
They deliberately stepped on a mathematicians work and stole their research because they were using Codex > While unlikely, we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products helped improve our models . I
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
How does this actually trade? It outputs investment decisions sure, but where's the interaction with an actual broker?
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
It's pretty easy to use accounting wizardry to have one profitable quarter.
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
The US invested billions to ensure sovereign launch capability. Seems to have paid off.
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
The financialisation of all hobbies is extreemely toxic and that's what you're perpetuating here.
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
> Three years later, reasoning language models are a rapidly growing part of the economy “We really hope this is true - our bottom line is dependent on it. If we keep saying fairies exist maybe they will”
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
Too bad the affected Wikis didn’t know the code to include.
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by philipwhiuk 1mo ago
Seems like they're still only aware of the one wiki.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Agents creating sub agents to investigate other agents' behaviour? What could possibly go wrong there.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
I don't really understand why the AI equivalent of Maven Central is worth 12.9 billion dollars but maybe I'm an idiot.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
I suggest reading the proceedings of SIGBOVIK: https://sigbovik.org/ Sample papers: * The Ballmer Peak: An Empirical Search * Selected investigations into egg logic * Are Centaurs Actually Half Human and Half Horse? * Uncon
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
I've still not seen: * An apology for compromising a third-party's systems * An acknowledgement of the asymmetry of defense if you're not on FrontierAI's special people list * Anything in terms of actual safeguards that
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Don't worry it was subcontracted out like last time I'm sure.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
On that basis Musk and Altman should be ignored almost completely. Just because timelines are wrong doesn't make them not worth listening to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> But, actual additions are all green The natural gas plants that XAI used were not additions?
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Or Trump/Fox saying the Iran special military operation will be over in X days? Or Putin/Russia saying the Ukraine special military operation will be over in X days? Let's not pretend they didn't get it from somewhere.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
It's being written with Claude so I'm wondering how much of that is just using the repo as training data: https://github.com/harbor-framework/terminal-bench-science/c...
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> Claude Fable 5.1 follows explicit tool instructions reliably. Moving stuff out the API into prompt engineering is obviously less reliable but necessary for progression to 'actual intelligence'. Will be interesting to see if
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
It's much like their previous stuff - e.g. send your name to the Moon. And there's definitely cheaper approaches than sending a $2.7b telescope to L2.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Terrorism is often defined as actions designed to invoke political change. There's no actual requirement for violence for it to be terrorism.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
The game page is pretty broken...
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
The short answer is that there's Federal law on how contracts are awarded and the criteria used to exclude vendors. For other things that have gone to court see DoD JEDI and the NASA HLS.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> There is a perhaps a trend of local payment means being less accessible to tourists. It's because you want to price differentiate tourists and local people. Tourists will pay more for travel than your electorate.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
I was expecting it to be a massive hassle but the Apple Wallet integration surprised me. It was so easy to create a card and add funds Credit to the Suica folk and Apple folk for making it seamless. As for the speed.. idk I think it's
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Imagine how much stuff breaks if they allowed a comma.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> I think one of the fundamental problem with h1b is that it is labeled as "non-immigrant" I'm curious as a non-American - labelled by who? People who want to talk tough on immigration but benefit from H1Bs in their compan

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