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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Eh, or maybe you landed on a malicious site or clicked on a malicious phishing link which opened your browser
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
From experience, you might end up with 2nd degree burns and burn the bugger into a hot crispy pile of ash.
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
How about a third leg? Eh?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Much of cyber capability is simply software (malware 0days). Latest LLMs assist with both
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
It's the human superpower!
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Bladerunner?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
No ads on Nvidia shield?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
I think it's a joke?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Did you? Goal? To trigger LLM safety refusals... so that their spyware wouldn't be analyzed by an AI security scanner
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
If you actually read the Tweet, the exploit doesn't work against Fable, Opus, Grok...at least, in the examples. Jailbreaks do work against the models (look on Github), and they do use similar strategies of mixing SAFE text with mal
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Evidence?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
You must live in the Americas. I live here in MidWest USA and there's an anti-intellectual culture, unless you're somewhere on the coasts, or pacific northwest. Hate to generalize but that has been my experience
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
The team’s new design significantly limits salt leakage. Within the hydrogel itself, they included an extra ingredient: glycerol, a liquid compound that naturally stabilizes salt, keeping it within the gel rather than letting it crystalliz
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Go to Github and look for model jailbreaks on NEW latest models. Try them out. You'll be surprised by the results. You're correct that it's gotten substantially harder to social engineer frontier models (I can only reliably d
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
It doesn't work...
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
They might as well be aware. The frontier models are very good at imitating the real thing
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
How do you think the Qwen and MiniMax models perform so similarly to Anthropic frontier models? What is your take then?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
I personally know 2 people that did this route and while I don't know about a $10m valuation, one is claims 900k income annually (roofing) and the other one must make 300k+. But both are in their 50's or 60's. This is midwest
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
I think autonomous drone mentioned in the article used some sort of "kill all targets" mode indiscriminently much like traditional munitions.
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Claude Opus 4.6 and 4.8 find vulns in source code just fine and 4.6 will pentest without source for you given a proper harness WITHOUT jailbreaking. WITH jailbreaks, you can probably imagine what they are capable of. Anthropic guardrails se
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Eh, the maps could be used for true domestic defense...but examples of foreign invasions on USA soil are scarce...
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Maybe Niantic intentionally steered players towards remote locations only reachable on foot, understanding that this data is more scarce and therefore more valuable?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
This is what censorship looks like. This is what should get people angry. Not localization changes, but actual government-mandated changes or bans. By censoring the internet, Iran is not protecting its citizens but rather the ruling govern
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Russia is already taking advantage of preloaded terrain imagery, according to the article: The principle is already turning up on the other side of the front, where a downed Russian drone was found matching live camera feeds against preloa
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Nowadays the other side may get access to them without us even knowing. Yep... collecting domestic geo data is a double-edged sword.
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
This is a good point. Legacy data might be the most valueable here
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Optimistically, it sounds like the USA data could be used to assist USA domestic defense drones, fighting against an invading foreign nation. Pessimistically, maybe democracy's days are numbered
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Details?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Are they trying to fight back against model distillation?
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
When/how are IPO dates released?

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