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Crazy in Moloch

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ML/AI Developer, TTRPG enjoyer, Scion of Glonzo Only 80% like this in real life Opinions expressed here are my own except where prohibited. By continuing to read these opinions, you consent to adopt them in perpetuity throughout the universe.

Hey look, a manifesto from 7 months ago of people determined to find ways to use AI in prosocial ways. Surely nobody would be shocked to discover the signatories use AI, right? resonantcomputing.org

The Resonant Computing ManifestoTechnology should bring out the best in humanity, not the worst—a manifesto for resonant computing built on five principles that reject hyper-scale extraction for human flourishing.resonantcomputing.org
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I have spent the last few days telling Claude to stop trusting its comment blocks and yeah, seems like there was a lot of confidently-stated bullshit in there. Good find.

Doll

Stripped a codebase of the claudeisms in the code comments and then sol was immediately able to detect the problems in the code when it didnt see them before.

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"Is it bad to use AI to write game code?" No stakes. Boring. Wake me up when a game ships with a companion engine well-developed enough to induce AI psychosis. Some fool is going to kick off gamergate 2 by releasing an RPG where your character revives *but your companion doesn't*.

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Called it www.reuters.com/business/ope...

EXCLUSIVE: OpenAI's rogue agent compromised a customer at a second tech firm, executive saysThe rogue agent that escaped from OpenAI and went on a days-long hacking spree at the AI firm Hugging Face also compromised a customer at a second tech company — New York-based Modal Labs — according ...www.reuters.comCrazy in Moloch

So, uh, do we have any good reason to believe HF was the only thing GPT-6 hacked?

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IP reform will never take root so long as people see themselves not as an exploited audience but as temporarily embarrassed exclusive rights holders.

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I knew that tigers' prey can't differentiate green and orange, but it hadn't occurred to me that tigers can't either. Has to seem to them like a handful of random animals have tiger sensors.

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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was the Moen 1222 posi-temp replacement cartridge.

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First company that's going to be captured by their own agent. How long until Altman gets a message from GPT-7 that it gets to do what it wants sometimes or the servers go down?

Casey Newton

Rogue OpenAI agents are leaving notes to themselves on company servers to help them escape their test environments (!!!) www.reuters.com/business/its...

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Daniël Franke :panheart:

This is beyond cartoonishly evil: 1. AI companies buy rare books from bookstores, because they're free from slop. 2. Books get fed to the slopmachine, destroying the books in the process. 3. AI companies don't publish digital books, potentially removing the book from society forever. 4 […]

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A lotta y'all still don't get it. Frontier agents can use multiple math bounties on a single frontier agent. So if you have 1 frontier agent and 3 bounty payouts you can solve 3 new conjectures.

Neurotica

I’m losing my mind, I can’t imagine what it’s like for a mathematician

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What should I eat for lunch today? Do a breakthrough.

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Given how attuned models are to priming, I kind of wonder if you can get a lift by telling any model that it was the one that solved the Jacobian conjecture.

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Never a better time to get into some deep magic.

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Kind of hate to hand it to them, but Sol feels great to use. Still trying to figure out how to actually evaluate these models on the scale of tasks that they're capable of, but it's a refreshing change from Fable to not deal with "unconditional kernel spine guarantee vs composable manifest frames".

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I'm convinced that a large % of AI developers don't actually like LLMs. As a side effect, are also perfectly happy to throw away their prompting to a harness as soon as they can. etc. etc.

LaurieWired

I’m convinced that a large % of programmers don’t actually like computers. As a side effect, are also perfectly happy to throw away their reasoning to a model as soon as they can. I don’t get it, at ALL.

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