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by dgellow 3d ago
Link to the actual paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.27191
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by dgellow 3d ago
Yeah, it’s crazy how fast things have changed in a month. I couldn’t find a more recent replication or similar study but it would be interesting to see it done with the current frontiers. Though I don’t think that would change much about th
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by dgellow 3d ago
Gates has been a ruthless fairly evil genius business man his whole life
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AI recursive self-improvement might not come so quickly after all(technologyreview.com)
81 points by dgellow 3d ago|82 comments
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by dgellow 3d ago
What else are you supposed to do? All bank require BYC and will ask you to control your identity. We shouldn’t blame customers for the fintech company mistakes
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by dgellow 3d ago
That’s hilarious, I wish HN rendered pictures just for that one!
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by dgellow 3d ago
They are definitely in NVIDIA’s own rooms! It’s like, they invest $1 in AI companies, that pay back NVIDIA $100 for GPUs. If you draw the lines you will see something that looks a bit like an ellipse. Or maybe a boomerang path. Or like, a 2
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by dgellow 3d ago
Private codebases uploaded to the AI labs
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by dgellow 3d ago
Looks like the anti flamewar algorithm is working well. Also, are you sure that flags aren’t contributing?
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by dgellow 3d ago
While also using harnesses that will execute any tool call with full execution rights. And no supervision. And with a prompt context that autocompact, meaning it will degenerate over time. The whole thing is designed be a complete disaster
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by dgellow 3d ago
It has been normalized over the past 10y by the sitting president
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by dgellow 4d ago
> it is a huge red flag that they would just be dumping on the public unless the public is clueless
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by dgellow 4d ago
This „we own the glass“ idea is completely insane. How does an industry degenerate to the point where they consider acceptable to base their business model on owning part of the product they sell you?
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by dgellow 4d ago
To watch movies from a streaming service?
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by dgellow 4d ago
A bit of a meta question: what are the most relevant benchmarks by now?
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by dgellow 4d ago
No mention of a certain president and his cultists coup-ing the government to steal an election? Definitely sounded like terrorism at the time, with clear call to eliminating a vice president and other representatives
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by dgellow 4d ago
US + South Korea + Taiwan gives a control over pretty much all the hardware used for AI training and inference. Of course having a psychopath president like Trump doesn’t really help at anything that requires international collaboration
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by dgellow 4d ago
We don’t even need something that powerful, you can control the hardware manufacturers and distributors. If you control GPUs, HBM, and the hardware needed to cool all that down and provide the power, that’s enough to make it very hard to sc
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by dgellow 4d ago
> In August, OpenAI paused much of its model development for two weeks to bolster its defenses after its AI agents escaped containment and hacked open-source platform Hugging Face. That’s one sneaky way to remove OpenAI responsibility
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by dgellow 4d ago
Just do the agentic loop but with humans, you really just need a chatbot for that. 1. Prompt an LLM continuously, adding any response to the prompt 2. If the LLM tells you to do something, do it, no questions, add the result to the prompt
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by dgellow 4d ago
It’s referring to the Navier-Stokes problem allegedly solved by OpenAI (likely with guidance by human experts working at OpenAI, plagiarism of human experts who were customers of OpenAI, Lean, and a lots of compute). The headline and articl
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by dgellow 4d ago
It’s referring to the Navier-Stokes problem allegedly solved by OpenAI (likely with guidance by human experts working at OpenAI, plagiarism of human experts who were customers of OpenAI, Lean, and a lots of compute). The headline and articl
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by dgellow 4d ago
It’s clearly antisemitic here, yes. There isn’t really another interpretation
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by dgellow 4d ago
If they aren’t able to review that their system doesn’t commit felonies, they shouldn’t be doing any of it. The difficulty of reviewing logs isn’t an excuse, they don’t have to be running thousand of agents in parallel on hacking tasks, wit
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by dgellow 4d ago
Always have been. Since at least 10-15y the tech media is pretty much a PR department for the tech industry
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by dgellow 4d ago
What insult?
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by dgellow 4d ago
The company shouldn’t be allowed to operate the way the do
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by dgellow 4d ago
The FBI
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by dgellow 4d ago
With the current administration? They would manipulate the results to ridiculous extent
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by dgellow 4d ago
Have you tried Kagi?

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