ComplexSystems

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by ComplexSystems 5d ago
I agree. I found it refreshing to get away from all of the AI drama and just enjoy the advancement in math.
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by ComplexSystems 8d ago
If it's unethical, then there is reason to call it out as Tristan is doing. I see no reason to blame the victim.
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by ComplexSystems 12d ago
It's absolutely related.
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by ComplexSystems 12d ago
Ridiculous. Air gap the agents, end this nonsense, and stop hacking unsuspecting websites to hype your product.
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by ComplexSystems 21d ago
It would be great if open source US AI companies could get going already.
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by ComplexSystems 23d ago
Their current strategy is "make the product affordable in tiny little bursts here and there." That is not a great way to build a moat.
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by ComplexSystems 24d ago
The government seems like it's in a rough spot. If they let Mythos out, they seem worried people could use it to mass-hack the internet. China seems to not care so much about this and they're right behind. I don't really know
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by ComplexSystems 27d ago
So what crime was he guilty of that Meta isn't? "Scraping too unsophisticatedly?"
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by ComplexSystems 1mo ago
China cleaned house these past few months. Kudos to them. I would really like to see some open source US companies out there.
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by ComplexSystems 1mo ago
It's also "out-brute forcing them." It just never gets tired. If a mathematician picks a research direction and spends a whole week on it and it doesn't pan out, they will likely be annoyed, need a break for a while, etc
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by ComplexSystems 1mo ago
It seems like you're arguing with this guy for the sake of argument. If anesthetics "yielded some improvement" in Alzheimer's temporarily then any surgery would get the same effect and we would already know about it. And
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by ComplexSystems 1mo ago
It is true. I don't care about having infinite frontier-level intelligence, and I don't care if Fable can one-shot frobnicate a klaxelzorp with a benchmark performance of 97%. I doubt most people do, in fact. I just want something
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by ComplexSystems 1mo ago
I think the fear is that the people in charge may be too gung-ho about AI and go do something like this, rather than saying that LLMs will spontaneously develop some kind of data analytics power.
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by ComplexSystems 2mo ago
Fortunately, Claude won't fit in a van!
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by ComplexSystems 2mo ago
Surprising they didn't clean that from the data before training. It's easy to identify, a simple search->replace gets most of it, and a cheap LLM can identify the edge cases (e.g. avoiding "Claude Shannon" -> &quot
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by ComplexSystems 2mo ago
How many tokens would it cost to write some library functions to fill in the gaps?
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by ComplexSystems 2mo ago
Who, exactly, should help people host a website?
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by ComplexSystems 3mo ago
So the post-introductory price is set such that Sonnet 5 will cost 100%-135% as much?
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by ComplexSystems 3mo ago
Sonnet 4.6 is ahead of Opus 4.7? Hm.
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by ComplexSystems 3mo ago
The guy is genuinely worried for his future. I see nothing shameful or narcissistic about that, and I don't think it makes sense for you to wish him any harm.
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by ComplexSystems 3mo ago
Yes, they certainly should have taken one of the many other jobs that are widely available right now.
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by ComplexSystems 3mo ago
Who can afford to use this damn thing though? They're pricing everyone out of the market with stuff like this.
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
Can you imagine ChatGPT terminating a conversation because it thought your question was "low effort?" The behavior wouldn't be viewed as helpful or aligned, and nobody would use it. StackOverflow was, all too often, not helpf
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
That's because the purpose of this article is not to have an objective debate over their abilities at all. Most interesting research in this field isn't. Instead, it's to present a new technique to improve LLM performance, wh
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
That may be true for now, but it seems clear enough that letting the model use Lean in its internal reasoning process would be a great idea
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
Sure, you can substantially reduce the information collected about you as long as you don't just give it away somewhere else instead.
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
The reason I think this is a bad idea is that it lulls you into a false sense of security. The article makes recommendations that seem thorough and sensible - keyword "seem" - but, as mentioned elsewhere here, there are other pote
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
You know, back when it was a noble democracy where all men were free, or something.
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
Surely there's room for the view that this is misaligned behavior for ChatGPT to have. I would guess this is during the "sycophantic" phase last year.
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by ComplexSystems 4mo ago
Yet another round of layoffs. Is there a fallback career? :-/

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