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I bet you that nothing changed with how Fable 5 is run. "Anthropic has agreed to proactively detect and address security risks associated with the models" LOL,

by nickv 3mo ago

I bet you that nothing changed with how Fable 5 is run. "Anthropic has agreed to proactively detect and address security risks associated with the models" LOL, this was already happening. This clown car administration just keeps making shit up and then backpedalling in a way that just leaves everything worse.

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matheusmoreira 3mo ago
> The new classifier also comes at the cost of flagging benign requests more often during routine coding and debugging tasks. Looks like it's gonna be even harder to use than before, if not impossible. Subscription users only get it for a week, and only for 50% of that week's usage.
worldsavior 3mo ago
They're cooperating, the US government knows that and it was all a scheme to hype the model or affect the market.
- lukan 3mo ago
  Was this part of the scheme as well? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropic%E2%80%93United_States_Department_of_Defense_dispute https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropic%E2%80%93United_State...
davidwritesbugs 3mo ago
The counter example is the administration’s great success in the Iran war. Oh, wait.
IshKebab 3mo ago
I expect they just increased the sensitivity of their existing filter. They probably intend to gradually lower it over time, or perhaps introduct Fable 5.1 with less filtering. It's pretty clear that they didn't want this anyway, despite what the conspiracy theorists want to believe.
stillcompiling 3mo ago
Considering Anthropic's most recent masterpiece of marking requests in CC they don't look much better than the 'clown car administration'.
LogicFailsMe 3mo ago
TAICO. But seriously, I think the whole capex bubble is a response to the unpredictability of this administration by locking in future sales and orders to reduce the impact of its mercurial moves. That a good 1/3 of America is still cheering this behavior on is beyond me. I didn't vote for him anytime he ran, but at least during his first term there were some adults I disagreed with in the room as opposed to the barrel of chaos monkeys we now have. He really doesn't reflect the views of either party, he is his own thing.
levocardia 3mo ago
I'll take the opposite side of that bet. My prediction is that Fable 5 Re-Release will have safety classifiers that flag much more often on mundane front-end and back-end coding tasks.
tbugrara 3mo ago
I'm not fan of this administration to say the least but assuming they are incompetent is dangerous. Assume they're actually 10-head and ask yourself, what would explain their behavior? For example, you make an astute observation corroborated by the duration of the ban. Aligning a model is the biggest challenge of these companies, it's unlikely they were able to make a giant leap in alignment capabilities in about a month. You know what is easy to do in a month? Establishing the foundation for digital identity and surveillance. The government just forced (heavily incentivized) these companies to invest in classifiers and monitoring in a way they haven't needed before. All of this new infrastructure can be used outside the context of the people using language models.

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matheusmoreira 3mo ago

> The new classifier also comes at the cost of flagging benign requests more often during routine coding and debugging tasks. Looks like it's gonna be even harder to use than before, if not impossible. Subscription users only get it for a week, and only for 50% of that week's usage.

worldsavior 3mo ago

They're cooperating, the US government knows that and it was all a scheme to hype the model or affect the market.

lukan 3mo ago
Was this part of the scheme as well? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropic%E2%80%93United_States_Department_of_Defense_dispute https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropic%E2%80%93United_State...

davidwritesbugs 3mo ago

The counter example is the administration’s great success in the Iran war. Oh, wait.

IshKebab 3mo ago

I expect they just increased the sensitivity of their existing filter. They probably intend to gradually lower it over time, or perhaps introduct Fable 5.1 with less filtering. It's pretty clear that they didn't want this anyway, despite what the conspiracy theorists want to believe.

stillcompiling 3mo ago

Considering Anthropic's most recent masterpiece of marking requests in CC they don't look much better than the 'clown car administration'.

LogicFailsMe 3mo ago

TAICO. But seriously, I think the whole capex bubble is a response to the unpredictability of this administration by locking in future sales and orders to reduce the impact of its mercurial moves. That a good 1/3 of America is still cheering this behavior on is beyond me. I didn't vote for him anytime he ran, but at least during his first term there were some adults I disagreed with in the room as opposed to the barrel of chaos monkeys we now have. He really doesn't reflect the views of either party, he is his own thing.

levocardia 3mo ago

I'll take the opposite side of that bet. My prediction is that Fable 5 Re-Release will have safety classifiers that flag much more often on mundane front-end and back-end coding tasks.

tbugrara 3mo ago

I'm not fan of this administration to say the least but assuming they are incompetent is dangerous. Assume they're actually 10-head and ask yourself, what would explain their behavior? For example, you make an astute observation corroborated by the duration of the ban. Aligning a model is the biggest challenge of these companies, it's unlikely they were able to make a giant leap in alignment capabilities in about a month. You know what is easy to do in a month? Establishing the foundation for digital identity and surveillance. The government just forced (heavily incentivized) these companies to invest in classifiers and monitoring in a way they haven't needed before. All of this new infrastructure can be used outside the context of the people using language models.