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It’s unusable for me due to the refusals. I’m using claude to find patterns in health data
by algoth1 3mo ago
It’s unusable for me due to the refusals. I’m using claude to find patterns in health data
- garciasn 3mo agoI wonder if it sees Healthcare companies being targeted and that's why it's freaking out; clearly they have some pretty stupid regexes in the harness to detect this sort of shit. e: I quit the session and went back in. Set it to Fable and told it to continue the last session. It's moving along as if none of that had happened. How weird.
- throwaway20222 3mo agoI wonder if this letter has anything to do with why anything even remotely related to biology is getting flagged. https://www.wired.com/story/openai-anthropic-letter-ai-biological-weapons/ https://www.wired.com/story/openai-anthropic-letter-ai-biolo...
- dmd 3mo agoSame. I'm working on a set of python and matlab scripts that deals with segmenting MRI images into brain vs skull, and it thinks that's bioterrorism.
- mdgld 3mo ago[dead]
- UltraSane 3mo agoAnthropic knows it refuses too much, they want to be very cautious to avoid any scandals. I think this is why they want to store all Fable and Mythos chats for 30 days so they can use the data to improve.
- fn-mote 3mo agoI’m a point where I expect everything I do will be retained indefinitely. I’m having a really hard time believing some weak reason for a 30 day retention policy.
- hirako2000 3mo agoThey want to be very cautious to honour the important doctrine at least until IPO launches: we are so good we are nerf our products.
- yakz 3mo agoI do some work in laboratory automation and it was quick to refuse the first thing I asked it to do. There wasn't anything spicy in the request, just basic liquid-handling protocol implementation. Their position seems to be that they're too stupid to classify requests safely, and that seems reasonable to me. I'd guess the classifier will improve rapidly.
- 5d41402abc4b 3mo agoHave you tried locally running qwen?
- mrbuttons454 3mo agoIs there a Qwen that I can run locally that is anywhere near these frontier models?
- Der_Einzige 3mo agoNo, and don't let anyone gas light you into thinking the answer is yes.
- rvnx 3mo agoQuite counterproductive to refuse to help on health issues too. If they detect health data, they can add a disclaimer, but not hide the information.
- secult 3mo agoYou miss the point - by collecting and processing medical data they would fall into a thoroughly regulated industry. Not because they may provide you incorrect data, because they are not allowed to process them.
- fragmede 3mo agoWhat custom prompt do you have set up? If you tell it you're occupation, does it turn helpful? There was a study that if you tell models they tested that you're a patient, it would refuse, but tell it you're a doctor and suddenly it turns helpful.
- garciasn 3mo agoAccording to the model, it’s not the model itself that’s doing this, it’s the harness. Assuming the model is being “truthful”, CC is just being stupid in its detection mechanism.
- 5d41402abc4b 3mo agowhat prompts do you use for this?
- girafffe_i 3mo agoThere’s no way around it? Can’t you obfuscate as generic data and use keys to map to the real data?
- algoth1 3mo agoI guess you could even turn everything into numbers, not a bad idea at all!