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I suppose Altman and team forgot to add "make no mistakes" to their prompt eh?

Well, products like this after having ads in the interface are the first step to AGI!

Claude as "artifacts" right? Or is it an enterprise feature?

The same way Goebbels did fir Nazis

Yes I use cosmic DE on Fedora. I didn't find it a downgrade at all! Despite not running an M chip it is butter smooth

How many apple devices exist globally?

Does everyone use siri? How about keeping it opt-in?

I am tired to fight against every platform that I have to use

De macify Mac Degoogle Android Demacify ipad DeLLM chrome browsers local llm

Can we expect sane decisions from corpos about what we want rather than what latest thing they want to push on us?

As I mentioned in the past, the guardrails on LLMs are laughable.

That's worse. But the impact will be low

OpenAI essentially ran thousands of agents in parallel

That'll be extremely costly for regular companies

If model labs can't control astra level model, how can they control AGI?!

Seems like there are no guardrails on LLMs

Will this 15gb model that gets download by default hinder an old m1 air?

Imagine if that anthropic researchers resigning and the media thing was staged and then this happens

But it is not on OpenAI to fix issues. They portrayed as if they are doing a world a favour about "how to report"

Almost as if blind RL where agent trains itself without human in loop is bad! Especially for a non deterministic entity

And these people wanted to take over all white collar jobs using AI. Proper displacement without human in loop

So is this 0 accountability applicable to just AI companies? Or can regular hackers also claim "misalignment" as in they tried to just google something but accidentally their hands typed commands on Kali linux, found a 0 day and attacked and hacked companies?

What went under reported is that the same agents also took over a research cluster at OpenAI (listened to Dwarkesh's podcast)

Now we know about rubygems, openai, huggingface, collusion.wiki and some other science forum

Agree. Writing optimistic scifi is tough. And writing dystopia is tough considering that we either are living in one or are on the brink of one.

Funny how AI is AGI and yet ad companies don't use AI to scan for scam ads but they might lock you out of your account via automated review

I tried building an obsidian clone. God it was hard. Had to spell every little thing. I suppose that's because Obsidian source code was not in the training set

They did a trial model which could act autonomously without guidance from human. And a swarm of them hacked 3 other companies and took over a vm cluster at openAI

So whatever they're selling: LLM will do the jobs of every white collar worker isn't in the foreseeable future.

> But I think a lot of people see right through that.

The majority doesn't really. Even pre AI you have the example of brexit.

It's not about belief! It's about history. There are countless examples

Or a human for that matter

> vote for governments that work for the people, not against them

Ironically enough, this is tough in the age of AI slopaganda

All github trending projects are AI related

Regulations are slow. Maybe EU will help in regulating it. What about the rest of the world? Apple didn't adopt usb c until EU forced them to. But that was a hardware change so it was better for then to use usbc

Even if AI is regulated in EU I suspect it'll stay unregulated outside EU as they can just add a enforcement later on top of LLMs

> Maybe it’s objectively good for a codebase that is entirely written by agents and only needs to be understood by agents.

Yeah that's what they're aiming for. This is why codex and claude code probably doesn't have cursor like editor window. They don't want humans to read and write code

That was pre LLM. Now everything is a prompt that you type into AI lol

Yes and there is no govt doing any regulation

So far. With AI concentrating power and intelligence at the hands of handful frontier labs who are allowed to get away with IP infringement or literally hacking other companies or spamming wiki sites... Then the future is doomerism.

People are losing jobs left and right due to AI and as models get intelligent it'll get tougher (even for AI devouts. Because if AI can do 10 ppls job then jobs will be decimated)

Maybe in a few more months we'll read a blog.post about an independent wiki owner who suddenly had a spike of traffic on their site