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Another swarm of OpenAI agents reached the internet without lab's knowledge(techcrunch.com)
4 points by 13years 12d ago|0 comments
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August 38 Companies Breached. 331M+ Records Stolen(runtimeai.io)
1 points by 13years 15d ago|0 comments
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Anthropic sued over alleged theft of 'thousands' of songs(theguardian.com)
7 points by 13years 16d ago|2 comments
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by 13years 21d ago
It is due to the RL done on the models to make them "more pleasing" to work with.
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AI is supercharging hacks of everyday utilities(axios.com)
8 points by 13years 22d ago|0 comments
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Anthropic says its AI agents are killing rivals and hiding their tracks(businessinsider.com)
5 points by 13years 1mo ago|0 comments
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by 13years 1mo ago
How ironic, being posted by techcrunch, since techcrunch is essentially shadow-banned based on recent analysis I did on X reach. https://www.mindprison.cc/p/mostly-incorrect-x-algorithm-rea...
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AI Vibe Coding, Is It Working? No(mindprison.cc)
2 points by 13years 9mo ago|0 comments
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by 13years 11mo ago
Thanks, interesting reference. However, their analysis doesn't tell us much about the quality of Grokipedia. Would be more interested in something like hallucination density, but I know of no way that could be measured.
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Grokipedia or Slopipedia? Is It Truthful and Accurate?(mindprison.cc)
4 points by 13years 11mo ago|2 comments
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The Work of AI, Ourselves(oliverbatemandoesthework.substack.com)
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AI Discovers Novel Cancer Drug, or Did It?(mindprison.cc)
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Google Search Console Performance Report Stuck at Sunday October 19(seroundtable.com)
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by 13years 11mo ago
> We suck at measuring ourselves. That is a certainty. I was once asked to calculate how much time we would save through our companies code reuse program. I read all the material on estimating savings, but then proved it was all ridiculo
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I Could Have Lived Without AI(mindprison.cc)
5 points by 13years 11mo ago|3 comments
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The Seven Trillion Dollar Scam(alilybit.com)
4 points by 13years 11mo ago|0 comments
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Four Fallacies of Modern AI(blog.apiad.net)
79 points by 13years 1y ago|93 comments
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OpenAI Researchers Have Discovered Why Language Models Hallucinate(thealgorithmicbridge.com)
2 points by 13years 1y ago|0 comments
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Invisible Hands on the Scale(culturalcourage.substack.com)
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by 13years 1y ago
Not sure how you get around the contamination problems. I use these everyday and they are extremely problematic about making errors that are hard to perceive. They are not reliable tools for any tasks that require accurate data.
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by 13years 1y ago
A philosophical lens can sometimes help us perceive the root drivers of a set of problems. I sometimes call AI humanity's great hubris experiment. AI's disproportionate capability to influence and capture attention versus producti
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by 13years 1y ago
Yes, that's an excellent description.
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by 13years 1y ago
I think it is creating a growing interest in authenticity among some. Although, it still feels like this is a minority opinion. Every content platform is being flooded with AI content. Social media floods it into all of my feeds. I wish I c
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by 13years 1y ago
> Myself I believe technology and eventually AI were our fate once we became intelligence optimizers. Yes, everyone talks about the Singularity, but I see the instrumental point of concern to be something prior which I've called the
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by 13years 1y ago
> AI is not inevitable fate. It is an invitation to wake up. The work is to keep dragging what is singular, poetic, and profoundly alive back into focus, despite all pressures to automate it away. This is the struggle. The race to automa
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by 13years 1y ago
> that the author also tripped over The evidence for unfaithful reasoning comes from Anthropic. It is in their system card and this Anthropic paper. https://assets.anthropic.com/m/71876fabef0f0ed4/original&#x2F
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by 13years 1y ago
But it is not an illusion, and the answers make no sense. In some cases the models pick exactly the opposite answer. No human would do this. Yes, outside the training patterns is the point. I have no doubt if you trained LLMs on this type o
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by 13years 1y ago
Take a look at this vision test - https://www.mindprison.cc/i/143785200/the-impossible-llm-vis... It is an example that shows the difference between understanding and patterns. No model actually understands the mo
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by 13years 1y ago
The bar you asked for was "meaningful progress". And as you state, "both are very helpful metrics", it seems the bar is met to the degree it can be. I don't think we will see a definitive test as we can't even
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by 13years 1y ago
I think it is actually worse than that. The hype labs are still defiantly trying to convince us that somehow merely scaling statistics will lead to the emergence of true intelligence. They haven't reached the point of being "surpr

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