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by tantalor 2mo ago
The METR report, > Brief independent investigation of agents' behavior, reasoning and collaboration in the OpenAl/Hugging Face hacking incident https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-inciden..
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by tantalor 2mo ago
A 3x3 box blur also "generates" a new image. That's not what people mean by "generative AI" and I think you know it.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
I see a whole new business category being born: Nausea as a Service!
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by tantalor 2mo ago
"standard" is doing a lot of work here
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Of course, the lysine contingency.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
What's a "link preview"?
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by tantalor 2mo ago
> How were they supposed to know about "previously unknown vulnerabilities" Very simply, there is no such thing as bug-free software.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
If "LLM provider" is part of the conversation, then you have already have ceded the security question.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Yeah, this was all done in Bell Labs starting in the 1960s
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by tantalor 2mo ago
More like a tall fence around a superfund site.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
> We believe that this entire text is AI. > 100% of this text is AI https://www.pangram.com/history/f8a0cf46-1d3d-4fea-a083-d88c...
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by tantalor 2mo ago
People who know about and use continuous glucose monitors already understand what "wearable" means in this context. The devices are designed to be installed by the user at home, not by a specialist. You're more likely to get
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by tantalor 2mo ago
FTS like Elasticsearch supports cross-language (also called multi-language) search.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
I'm not sure what you want. There is a global fuel crisis. Wikipedia calls it a "worldwide fuel crisis". Is this in dispute? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Iran_war_fuel_crisis
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Reminds me of Africa in terms of resource exploitation and lack of re-investment.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
You're right! The union did not actually threaten to go on strike.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
(meta comment) the chit chat about cookies is off topic and pointless
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Don't forget "age 1" includes 23-month olds.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
I can get behind "trust but verify" approach here.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Google "what did theranos do" to find out why.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Are you suggesting that these research scientists don't understand basic statistics?
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Here's one from last year: https://www.anthropic.com/news/detecting-countering-misuse-a... > The actor used AI to what we believe is an unprecedented degree. Claude Code was used to automate reconnaissance, har
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Is there a date on this? It's so vague, it could have been written in the 1970s, but it has a reference to 1999. Edit: Found it here, https://engines.egr.uh.edu/episodedates > 1999 — Episodes 1386-1505 (this was #14
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by tantalor 2mo ago
An ironic comment, considering the article says "nobody wants this AI stuff", meanwhile you are asking for maximal AI.
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Skill-based game/wager? Gambling is playing games with negative EV
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Not 100% In certain cases you can use information asymmetry to your advantage. You know something they don't. A good example is any market dependent on public opinion surveys (eg political polling). That data can be hard to find. If yo
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Might be negative.
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> Funding: This work was supported by a Hellman Fellowship (R.N.), FHL Vive Center Seed Grant (R.N.), Air Force Office of Scientific Research grant FA9550-20-1-0195 (J.F., C.W., W.S.T., A.R., and R.N.), Air Force Office of Scientific Res
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by tantalor 2mo ago
Fix it for you: Generative AI is a perversion of writing
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Automaton

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