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Steve (TheSteve0) Pousty

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As expected, the "escape" of the OpenAI agent was due to poor security practices by OpenAI not by some "super agent" www.wired.com/story/openai... It's like saying, "The fire exhibited super intelligence because it found a way around our one fireproof panel and then spread to the wood structure"

OpenAI’s Hacking Debacle Comes Down to Human ErrorIf the generative AI giant had followed well-known security best practices, it’s likely that its AI agent would never have escaped to the open internet and hacked multiple companies.www.wired.com
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@cybette.bsky.social and I have the honor and privilege of helping our #RedHat colleagues prepare their AI conf subs AND reviewing @pytorch.org conference subs for the Foundation. We noticed quite a few good Red Hat talks on FOSS AI not being accepted and so... COME JOIN US!! luma.com/cjktp84a

AI in the Open Webinar Series · LumaAI in the Open is a webinar series that aims to showcase open source and artificial intelligence subject matter experts. Hosted by Red Hat's Open Source and…luma.com
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OK this is damn cool. My favorite is that experts tend to repurpose more general task oriented parts of the brain to help them solve their area of expertise problems. Novices are generally using the areas of the brain directly related to doing the task

Andrea Costantino

Super excited to share a new preprint! We asked a simple-but-big question: What changes in the brain when someone becomes an expert? Using chess ♟️ + fMRI 🧠 + representational geometry & dimensionality 📈, we ask: 1️⃣ WHAT information is encoded? 2️⃣ HOW is it structured? 3️⃣ WHERE is it expressed? 1/n

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