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by rideontime 1y ago
Re-read the quote that you shared. Specifically the part pointing out that ChatGPT gave him the instructions on how to bypass its own inadequate safety measures.
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by rideontime 1y ago
I specifically blame Sam Altman because of the allegations in the complaint that he ordered safety checks to be skipped in order to rush this model to market, specific safety checks that were later demonstrated to identify and prevent preci
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by rideontime 1y ago
Perhaps this is being downvoted due to the singling out of Sam Altman. According to the complaint, he personally ordered that the usual safety tests be skipped in order to release this model earlier than an upcoming Gemini release, tests th
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by rideontime 1y ago
I would advise you to gather more context before commenting in the future.
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by rideontime 1y ago
This is the same case that is being discussed, and your comment up-thread does not demonstrate awareness that you are, in fact, agreeing with the parent comment that you replied to. I get the impression that you read only the headline, not
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by rideontime 1y ago
I completely agree and did not intend to absolve them of their guilt in any way. As far as I see it, this kid's blood is on Sam Altman's hands.
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by rideontime 1y ago
Big Balls himself, star of the 2025 Reichstag Fire, yep. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2025/02/teen-on-musks-doge-team-...
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by rideontime 1y ago
The full complaint is horrifying. This is not equivalent to a search engine providing access to information about suicide methods. It encouraged him to share these feelings only with ChatGPT, talked him out of actions which would have revea
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by rideontime 1y ago
Of course they did. What more could we expect from this team of cracked vibe coders anymore, after everything we've already learned?
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by rideontime 1y ago
Neither this article nor Wired's links directly to the complaint, leaving me wondering what, if any, evidence there is to support the claim that Grok would be ranked highest if not for deliberate suppression. e: Searching for the compl
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by rideontime 1y ago
Front-paging Hacker News is no longer something bragworthy, sadly.
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by rideontime 1y ago
A simple "no" would have sufficed.
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by rideontime 1y ago
No, I posted a direct link to the design document. Did you check to see how long that logo was in use before claiming that it was "short lived"?
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by rideontime 1y ago
So it is indisputable fact that he was arrested for misdemeanor domestic violence, and that the police report indicated a "minor injury."
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by rideontime 1y ago
A lot of things are "possible." Do you have any evidence to support this version of events?
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by rideontime 1y ago
"Confirm" implies that others have suggested this? To be clear, my bias is to believe you, but I'd like to have more evidence, or at least more corroboration. e: Ah, flagged and dead. https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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by rideontime 1y ago
Which redesigned Pepsi logo are you referring to here? The one with the legendary design document[0] lasted from 2008 to 2023. [0] https://www.goldennumber.net/wp-content/uploads/pepsi-arnell...
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by rideontime 1y ago
The dream of AI: eliminating all human relationships not mediated by a B2B SaaS contract.
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by rideontime 1y ago
The same was reportedly true of Windows Phone 7. "Cringe hardware" seems to simply mean hardware that was good, but couldn't gain market share.
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by rideontime 1y ago
ActiveX plugins? MSJVM? Last 25 years? You might need to update your script.
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by rideontime 1y ago
And people wonder why Codes of Conduct became popular...
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by rideontime 1y ago
Was pleased to see Austen Allred catching strays in this article. May he never live it down.
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by rideontime 1y ago
If you had read what you're replying to, you'd have noticed the user based their "far-right" mention on the GP's "comment history," which does bear out.
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by rideontime 1y ago
Cackling.
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by rideontime 1y ago
One interesting detail about the "Mecha-Hitler" fiasco that I noticed the other day - usually, Grok would happily provide its sources when requested, but when asked to cite its evidence for a "pattern" of behavior from p
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by rideontime 1y ago
The first tweet visible in your screenshot is a reply to this earlier, now-deleted tweet. https://archive.is/QLAn0
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by rideontime 1y ago
Axios made the mistake of linking directly to X instead of archived copies; they've been manually cleaning up some of the worst offenders. Here's some archived examples, the first is the one that first went viral. https:/&#x
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by rideontime 1y ago
...Relevance? e: Oh, the suit names him as "Sir Jonathan Paul Ive." Yes, that is silly for a lawsuit in a US court, that title is (or, at least, should be) meaningless here.
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by rideontime 1y ago
Then you are free to turn up your brightness.
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by rideontime 1y ago
Why are you doing this?

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