This isn't a new chip - the BF4 is the SmartNIC for most NVIDIA server products. This is primarily new software for I guess doing WAF for agents at the host level.
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I wonder if the OP has read https://www.anthropic.com/research/global-workspace - it seems like it directly addresses this
Hm, aiui you can support both of these via mid-conversation system turns https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/mid-co... - and in general you'd want to to preserve the cache and recency of the instruction anyways rather than frankensteining an off-distribution transcript. Not sure though.
In San Francisco, the vehicles often pull into bike lanes to pick up and drop off passengers — because that’s what they’re programmed to do, according to advocates who’ve asked the company for an explanation.
Waymo has told advocates that expecting it to respect bike lanes is “too high a bar” because customers expect to be dropped off in them, said Christopher White, executive director of the San Francisco Bike Coalition.
“People always point out that unlike human driven cars, the AVs stop at lights and obey the speed limit. However, they are really only as good and effective and safe as they are programmed to be,” White said. “Waymos pull over into bike lanes all the time for pickups and drop-offs and that’s neither legal nor safe but the companies say that is a normal practice and that’s what customers expect.”
Can't find a Waymo article about this, but Lyft and Uber (let alone trad taxis) also do this. I'm not sure that this is a particularly autonomous-car-shaped sin.
Hate to be that gal but a lot has changed in the past year
The bad route has been removed and service is restored. We’re doing a full review internally with a focus on synthetic monitoring and better visibility into high-impact infrastructure changes to catch these faster in the future.
FYI that you can sign in with your private relay email address. It's annoying though.
> I’m pretty surprised that Anthropic can directly impact the infra for AWS Bedrock as this article suggests.
We don't directly manage AWS Bedrock deployments today, those are managed by AWS.
> I can’t imagine the average person equates hitting this button with forfeiting their privacy.
We specify
> Submitting this report will send the entire current conversation to Anthropic for future improvements to our models.
in the thumbs down modal. Is there a straightforward way to improve this copy?