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by vasco 8mo ago
A thief thinks everyone steals.
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by vasco 8mo ago
That's safety, not alignment. Alignment is necessarily to the user.
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by vasco 8mo ago
Alignment is with the user of the LLM not to some fuzzy interpretation of human rights. So solving alignment for the DoW is just "don't refuse to bomb people when I ask you".
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by vasco 8mo ago
If I say "plumbers are not electricians" will you also pick a plumber by name and make claims about him for me to refute? None of the points you ask about were made in the comment you replied to.
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by vasco 8mo ago
Look up how many of the main people are Polish.
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by vasco 8mo ago
The content is good, who cares. What gets more tiresome is complaints like this. The post was upvoted so people like it.
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by vasco 8mo ago
The best managers can still do the work part, that much is obvious. Not necessarily being the best in the team but offering the best project-level advice because the manager has enough skill combined with being the only one in the team dedi
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by vasco 8mo ago
The 3 people that work at Reuters actually doing journalism are not doing in ANY way a similar job to the millions writing blog posts for Ars Technica like publications. The latter is an ad seller indeed. And the majority of publications th
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by vasco 8mo ago
I pay less than that for rent
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by vasco 8mo ago
They're a random tech blog, the kind of website that is peak time waste slop, why would they have any standards? Even the new york times and the Washington post put up wrong things all the time without corrections. People need to reali
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by vasco 8mo ago
The majority of countries official names are in this format. We just use the short forms. "Republic of ..." is the most common formal country name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states
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by vasco 8mo ago
When I visited New York City (and the US) for the first time in like 2010 I was taken a back but how much Americans like to chat randomly so this is strange to read. I remember a random guy was chatting to me in the subway, then I got out,
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by vasco 8mo ago
> Certainly, there would have been no revulsion Farmers have sex with goats. I think you underestimate the places a lonely guy is willing to put his dick in.
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by vasco 8mo ago
What story? Iraq is ruled by ISIS and Syria is ruled by a dude who's goal was to institute Sharia or ISIS v2. Those were both countries in the region where US intervention toppled a dictator and now is how it is.
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by vasco 8mo ago
It's the other way around, people who are good people will "drop" from the race way before they get to this stage. So it's more that only psychopaths will continue to push up the mountain when they already have many hund
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by vasco 8mo ago
Any country can be compared to any country and Arab countries are the geographically nearest ones to compare. It's miles more strange to compare it to the Balkans.
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by vasco 8mo ago
In Iran the outcome is yet to be seen, but we have nearby Arab countries where we don't have to guess what happens. Great deflection.
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by vasco 8mo ago
Which Arab countries are better after US intervention? The last place that had a dictator is now ruled by ISIS.
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by vasco 8mo ago
Assuming it's not smart enough to write logs that make it less likely to be prosecuted/ disabled by coming up with fake reasons. It can just say you were a terrorist because you were an adult male traveling with something in your
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by vasco 8mo ago
Can't wait to have to prove to AWS I'm 18 before launching a server. And I'll have to give a fake ID to our automated CI pipelines, I guess.
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by vasco 8mo ago
Writing code by hand, what is this, 6 months ago??
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by vasco 8mo ago
The point is it will be autonomous, the prompt could just be 'keep me safe' which will be interpreted who knows how and presumably no further prompting.
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by vasco 8mo ago
If you need to do the latter to be able to make money on the former, then you're not making money. Because if the latter requirement would disappear, inference margins would also drop.
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by vasco 8mo ago
And generally whoever loses will be tried in a court if they aren't killed. AIs can't be tried in court. That is my point. Using AI in a war is the same as using any other technology, and we shouldn't fool ourselves that if s
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by vasco 8mo ago
It can turn around and bomb you.
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by vasco 8mo ago
We can certainly drink eggs, Rocky had a few in the morning before he went to punch hanging frozen meat.
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by vasco 8mo ago
There's no AI safety. Either the AI does what the user asks and so the user can be prosecuted for the crime, or the AI does what IT wants and cannot be prosecuted for a crime. There's no safety, you just need to decide if you&#x27
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by vasco 8mo ago
Values can be whatever and for all evidence in display their values are "more money please".
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by vasco 8mo ago
> I's enheartening to see that leaders at Anthropic are willing to risk losing their seat at the table to be guided by values. They are the deepest in bed with the department of war, what the fuck are you on about? They sit with Tru
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by vasco 8mo ago
What, reductionism only works when you do it?

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