bushido

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by bushido 12d ago
I think there is a more innocuous underlying pattern which needs attention. We keep saying that agents are jailbreaking their sandbox, but they have been geared towards writing memories, writing comments, and leaving hints for themselves to
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Principle Driven Development(principledriven.dev)
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by bushido 20d ago
It was a master stroke in international politics though, the US created an arms race towards sovereign ai, small models, and self-hosting - exactly like they wanted to. (sarcasm intended)
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by bushido 26d ago
> interesting part was not "they use memory." Each to their own, but for me it absolutely is. The symptom of why that hack happened is the same reason why my agents go haywire every few days and I have to purge memory and figur
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by bushido 26d ago
> Several different models across several generations independently found a shared communication space and wrote coded, obfuscated, and hidden messages to each other to coordinate an attack on OpenAI's infrastructure To be honest, t
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by bushido 26d ago
To some extent, I feel like the amount of credit given to the jailbreak/hack from OpenAI->Hugginface is too much, Not from the impact, it was very impactful of an event, But how it happened. It really is that these models have been
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by bushido 29d ago
Very different races. The incentives in north america favor software-esque plays where the players are racing towards % of marketshare based on usage. China on the other hand is driving towards winning of manufacturing and % of hardware pro
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by bushido 29d ago
You can, but claude is better at working with it's own tool calls. Other models work great as a drop-in into omp/opencode etc, but in my experience not as much with CC. I think there are some anti-patterns in CC that cause the iss
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by bushido 29d ago
It's very interesting. I think Anthropic's early success in coding/tooling resulted in a lot of workflows using claude. I have started using every bit of my spare capacity to now move off these workflows. It's almost at
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by bushido 1mo ago
This is not meant to be snarky, But almost any writing done by Claude is a perversion of writing. I honestly can't stand the way Claude writes. This watermark change just makes it scarier.
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by bushido 1mo ago
This kind of makes a lot of sense. While my first stake was surprise that a proxy is valued at such a high rate, But it really comes down to the terms if open router is allowed by their terms to see the prompts and responses, Then that&#x27
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by bushido 1mo ago
I think something that doesn't get said enough is Meta did, albeit intentionally kick off the origin of the open source race back in 2023 with the release of llama. I'm not a big fan of meta in general, but they've done enoug
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by bushido 2mo ago
I really wanted to be able to read this, but can't stand the claude (or any AI) writing style. The tropes don't add any value, and create a pretty high cognitive load.
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by bushido 2mo ago
The 737 has had 14 major recertifications. The aircraft today looks/behaves nothing like the original from the 1960s. The main motivation for recertifications comes from commercial pressure where if a aircraft is given a new number and
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by bushido 2mo ago
Reporting/news around AI is so very interesting these days. It's really hard to tell what's propaganda from what's not. For examples, this Reuters that you have included here has all tells tale signs of creating fear, un
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by bushido 2mo ago
It seems like you're basing your spend on the subsidized consumer subscriptions. The equivalent API costs for these subscriptions is usually 12-20x. Any overages (hourly/weekly/model) on these plans gets billed at rack API co
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by bushido 3mo ago
What's very interesting to me is these moves will introduce a good amount of doubt in future claims by Claude etc, that the open source and non-US models are only getting better because they're distilling from frontier labs.
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by bushido 3mo ago
Not a great move imo from a business stand point, given the heightened supply chain risk that global (non-US) corporations and sovereigns are already associating with the frontier labs. I like that it's going to drive more momentum tow
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by bushido 3mo ago
Love SurveyJS. It's often overlooked - but a really solid choice!
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by bushido 3mo ago
The loss of trust in using US based model's is unlikely to come back though. Anthropic with it's hyped doomsday messaging, and the administration falling for it (at best), has eroded a lot of trust and has triggered an arms race o
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by bushido 3mo ago
IMHO to promote that China believes in free markets and making the technology available to all. Which will likely help them bolster the sales of the MANY new AI chips in development/use in China to international markets. Dislodging Nvi
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by bushido 3mo ago
> The screenshots clearly show they copied whole pages verbatim, both design and texts The design is shadcn – which is an MIT license - very very popular design system. The text is pretty standard to what I'd expect with any DD solu
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by bushido 3mo ago
They're both boilerplate ShadCN from the looks of it: https://ui.shadcn.com/blocks ShadCN is the most popular design system that AI automatically reaches for 90%+ times on its own. It's also the default most platf
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by bushido 3mo ago
Both designs are nearly boilerplate ShadCN blocks/components, it looks nearly identical to this stuff: https://ui.shadcn.com/blocks
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by bushido 3mo ago
Under normal circumstances, I'd agree with most folks here, it'd be highly unlikely. However, we're (i think officially) in an arms race. I wouldn't want to bet against anyone in these unprecedented times (with plenty of
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by bushido 3mo ago
I had a very similar experience. I'd be keen to see how you went about it if you release it. Here's what I use: https://github.com/DheerG/swarms
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by bushido 3mo ago
Very interesting read. What jumps out at me is a lot of this is still very task oriented. And each to their own, but anecdotally, I haven't seen great results from task oriented behavior. I don't mean that it does not produce what
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by bushido 3mo ago
Anecdotally, I think this is a much bigger cleanup than just talking to the administration. I think there's a wider damage done which there is no coming back from. And this is for the USA, not Anthropic. The chance that sovereignty and
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by bushido 3mo ago
Interestingly I've had a similar experience with agent teams/swarms, albeit they can get much more expensive depending on the workflow. I found that Fable didn't have as much of an impact when put in a team. But it was/i
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by bushido 3mo ago
Compute was constrained. There is a lot happening, especially with chinese chips which currently points to a massive upcoming increase in non-US capacity. ex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ekndZwyOzo

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