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antonkar
9mo ago
X or Bsky will likely evolve/become replaced by the social network where every tweet is an instant poll, here's a mockup I found: https://x.com/MaskedMelonUsk/status/1987338574606356901?s=20
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antonkar
11mo ago
Can be useful for the binary tree “quantum ethics”: https://x.com/maskedmelonusk/status/1966653895398088872
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antonkar
1y ago
Serious
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antonkar
1y ago
This guy claims they modeled the ultimate future for 3 years and figured it all out: they share startup ideas https://melonusk.substack.com/
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antonkar
1y ago
The proposed project is a non profit, I don’t think it can be a for profit legally (it didn’t stop AI companies, though)
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antonkar
1y ago
Imagine taking the whole Web, removing spam, duplicates, bad explanations It will be the free new Wikipedia+ to learn anything in the best way possible, with the best graphs, interactive widgets, etc What LLMs have for free but humans for s
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antonkar
1y ago
A bit related: AI companies distilled the whole Web into LLMs to make computers smart, why humans can't do the same to make the best possible new Wikipedia with some copyrighted bits to make kids supersmart? Why kids are worse than AI
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antonkar
1y ago
The only way to prevent robots from being jailbroken and set to rob banks is to move GPUs to private SOTA secure GPU clouds
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antonkar
1y ago
The topic-starter added a comment there: "So, yep, I really wasn't even using my VPN that much recently - it's the same one I used for months. And even bigger problem, of course, is - why just looking at my problem where a us
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X blocked a paid user for no reason for "5-7 days" or forever
(substack.com)
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antonkar
1y ago
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antonkar
1y ago
Related: Interesting mockups to turn X/open source Bsky into direct democratic massive "prothetic" polls in each post. And paid polls that the author claims will replace prediction markets: https://x.com/Melon
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antonkar
1y ago
It's a lot, but you're right that the more realistic scenario is just running an existing open source model - sadly those are trivial to misalign So we better have SOTA clouds: people don't update computers for months and as
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antonkar
1y ago
Sadly it is almost inevitable we'll have another Bredolab-size botnet (30 mln computers, 1% of all) by cybercriminals but this time it'll be an AI botnet. As soon as AI components will be useful, they'll be in botnets. And wi
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antonkar
1y ago
Yes, it’s great. The densest UI is a direct democratic simulated multiverse: imagine a long exposure photo as a 3D scene, in which you can walk or fly. “Point and scroll the mouse wheel” to focus on a particular moment of time, make it cris
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antonkar
1y ago
A radical proposal to do what AI companies did but for humans that just may work. The author has another proposal that he claims can be a trivial to make viral YT horror indie game “Into the AI Brain” that will democratize AI interpretabili
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First Human Intelligence company to teach 8B Neos
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1y ago
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antonkar
1y ago
Cool! We can build a direct democratic simulated multiverse (the real superintelligence has everything in it, it's not an agent but a place)
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antonkar
1y ago
You’re directionally right, modern comparative mythology studies suggest that people were telling stories ~100 000 years ago when they went out of Africa, they had an “oral library”. We find many similar tropes alongside their migration roa
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antonkar
1y ago
The intelligence is just a static geometric shape in an LLM file (only GPUs "choose" and "shape-change" in that shape). So the maximal intelligence is actually not an agent at all (it has zero agency itself), it's a
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antonkar
1y ago
There is an idea for the unicorn AI safety startup to get currently almost 100% unprotected (from AI botnet) consumer GPUs into a cloud to get Google-level security (each GPU can bring you $30-1500 in profits per month, you can share it wit
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antonkar
1y ago
Interesting, can be relevant: there is an idea for the unicorn AI safety startup to get currently almost 100% unprotected (from AI botnet) consumer GPUs into a cloud to get Google-level security (each GPU can bring you $30-1500 in profits p
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antonkar
1y ago
With more than 50% probability. Instagram has a clause that they can use your photos for ads and endorsements, basically for profit. Many sites repost those photos, I doubt Meta will care to meticulously remove them. If the model can genera
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antonkar
1y ago
Yes, their worst fear is people figuring out that an AI chatbot is a strict librarian that spits out quotes but doesn't let you enter the library (the AI model itself). Because with 3D game-like UIs people can enter the library and see
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antonkar
1y ago
The Big Bang is maximally agentic but has zero intelligence (it has maximal future potential intelligence though). Current definitions of agency are way too narrow and unphysical, so: Agency is time-like, energy-like, choosing, changing sha
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antonkar
1y ago
There is a planet-wise eternal 100% safe AI solution that can be a billion dollar startup, too: Put all the GPUs in cloud/s controlled by international scientists (now you can use your GPU on any device, can earn money by renting it wh
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antonkar
1y ago
There is a planet-wise eternal 100% safe AI solution that can be a billion dollar startup, too: Put all the GPUs in cloud/s controlled by international scientists (now you can use your GPU on any device, can earn money by renting it wh
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antonkar
1y ago
Cool that they work in this direction. We need NVIDIA, OS providers to at least have robust updatable blacklists of bad AI models (probably agentic ones) else hackers and rogue states will make a botnet of viruses with agentic components. W
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antonkar
1y ago
Yep, if a civilization doesn't destroy itself it creates everything it wants. Some don't want simulations, so let it be for them. Some want, they can have it, too. Only you yourself will decide. It's a thought experiment to m
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antonkar
1y ago
Potentially it increases a probability of aliens a bit like us existing much earlier. We can be living in some ancestral simulation. If our world becomes less unfree (that’s the main reason I think there is less than 50% probability we’re i
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antonkar
1y ago
If there were intelligent aliens billions of years ago who didn't destroy themselves, they probably build some simulations like we in a way already did with Google Earth, GTA, Minecraft, etc. The most likely is to have more and more si
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