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by anon_anon12 2mo ago
Anthropic going through their god-complex arc after getting hit with export controls
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by anon_anon12 6mo ago
Reminder, Moltbook had ton of security issues during release, iirc it was vibecoded. So, cybersec failed devs are getting jobs and apparently AI will take over jobs. Elites are so good at fear-mongering so that you join at a lower wage, don
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by anon_anon12 7mo ago
APKs were the only reason why I was using android in the first place
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by anon_anon12 7mo ago
Exactly, if an AI is able to curb around the basics, only then is it revolutionary
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by anon_anon12 7mo ago
The day an AI answers "Drive." without all the fuss. That's when we are near AGI ig
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Google Translate vulnerable to prompt injection(twitter.com)
4 points by anon_anon12 7mo ago|0 comments
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by anon_anon12 7mo ago
Another company jumping on the bandwagon to data-farm in the pretext of safeguarding children. I really wonder if there's an actual method to actually safeguard children while also not holding on to data. Because, genuinely, you can&#x
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by anon_anon12 7mo ago
Hell no. There's so much friction in setting up OpenClaw to be able to utilise it efficiently. Then the security concerns. I'd in no way want my daily driver to do something with my data that I didn't want it to do.
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
Agreed. There's only so much a probabilistic model can do. It's all the effect of the copious amount of data it's fed, none of it is its own generated intelligence and somehow majority of the world doesn't seem to unders
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Ask HN: Why the OpenClaw hype? What's so special?
5 points by anon_anon12 8mo ago|3 comments
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
I can imagine Musk selling these very models with AI slapped onto them and call it revolutionary
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
I can envision this as being in the boots of Truman from Truman Show where some advertisement is thrown at your face randomly
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
True, it was always greed veiled with an illusion of passion
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
People's trust on LLM imo stems from the lack of awareness of AI hallucinating. Hallucination benchmarks are often hidden or talked about hastily in marketing videos.
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
Yep including that too obviously, but OP isn't trying to market this I think, just sharing his passion project
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
lol, chances of the same person using that kind of phrase and an em dash is so marginally low
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
Well in my opinion there's nothing wrong with vibe-coding. You can completely use it to make your passion projects. I draw the line when people try to sell their vibe-coded project as something huge, putting people at the risk of poten
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
Well the dialogue there involves two or more people, when commenting, why would you use that.. Even if you have collaborators, you wouldn't very likely be discussing stuff through code comments..
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
It was outrageous at start, especially in 2016, but surely after AI's boom, we are heading towards it. People have stopped becoming genuine.
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by anon_anon12 8mo ago
Coool
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Ask HN: What if social media was mapped on to a globe?
2 points by anon_anon12 9mo ago|0 comments
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by anon_anon12 9mo ago
Not a fan of AI making anything