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by kmote00 3mo ago
If you're good enough at it, I suppose someone would. (There are television critics after all.) But I'm just curious: if someone were to give you a living wage to do nothing but watch TV all day for the rest of your life, how many
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Peer-Preservation in Frontier Models(rdi.berkeley.edu)
3 points by kmote00 5mo ago|1 comments
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by kmote00 5mo ago
In this recent paper from UC Berkeley [1], researchers document "emergent misaligned behaviors in multi-agent systems." "We tested seven frontier models (GPT 5.2, Gemini 3 Flash & Pro, Claude Haiku 4.5, GLM 4.7, Kimi K2.5
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by kmote00 7mo ago
I'm glad you didn't. Your reasoning was perfectly sound. The fact that your answer got downvoted is simply further evidence that there are those who want to hold a position without genuinely considering the arguments in favor of t
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by kmote00 7mo ago
Ditto. And then celebrate them like crazy for every win and give them all the credit, even if you helped. Who wouldn't want to do their absolute best work in an environment like that?
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by kmote00 11mo ago
> come up with a lot of true facts in different fields, all of which we can try writing down in this language. Reminds me of Cyc.[1][2] [1] www.cyc.com [2] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/cyc
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by kmote00 1y ago
I feel honored to be one of the 10,000 people who just learned of this particular xkcd reference today!
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by kmote00 1y ago
That's funny that I just had that idea around the same time that you must have been typing your answer. (See my adjacent answer). Actually thought it was probably a crazy idea and would get quickly downvoted. Quite surprised that there
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by kmote00 1y ago
What about this idea: flip the script. Students must learn the subject OUTside of class: teacher provides video lectures for those that want to use them, but any source is open game -- YouTube, AI, you name it. Then class time is reserved e
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Fun game: Guess the top websites(tranco-list.eu)
1 points by kmote00 2y ago|1 comments
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by kmote00 2y ago
Guessing number one was easy. Number four was no surprise. But I'm still working on some of the others in the top 5. (NOTE: The ranking system differs fairly significantly from Wikipedia's "Most Visited Websites", but t
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by kmote00 3y ago
I agree that the article's suggestions are inadequate, but I think the concern that was raised is significant and real. One of the reasons I posted it here is because I'd love to gather more suggestions from this community about h
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"Expertise Erosion" from Over-Reliance on AI(theconversation.com)
5 points by kmote00 3y ago|4 comments
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by kmote00 3y ago
What happens when we outsource boring but important work to AI? Research shows we forget how to do it ourselves
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by kmote00 3y ago
Original paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2307.07924v3.pdf
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AI chatbots were tasked to run a tech company(businessinsider.com)
4 points by kmote00 3y ago|5 comments
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by kmote00 3y ago
Summary: Researchers in a new study tasked an AI-powered tech company (nicknamed "ChatDev") with developing 70 different programs. They found AI could develop software in under seven minutes for less than $1 in costs, on average.
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by kmote00 3y ago
According to the article, the "colors ... are, importantly, not added for dramatic effect — these photos and all aspects of them, are real." What processing are you referring to?
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by kmote00 3y ago
"Joshua Avatar 2.0. Both of these video clips were 100% AI-generated, featuring my own avatar and voice clone. We've made massive enhancements to our life-style avatar's video quality and fine-tuned our voice technology to m
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HeyGen's Ultra-Realistic Avatars(twitter.com)
2 points by kmote00 3y ago|1 comments
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by kmote00 3y ago
This is a 20 year old study based on 30-70 year old data. Has a Hanford employee myself, I can certify that safety standards at the Hanford site are orders of magnitude higher now than they were in the early days.
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by kmote00 3y ago
As mentioned in the article, single-atom imaging has actually been routine for years. What's new here is the ability to take an X-ray of an atom, which enables scientists to identify the type of atom and its chemical state. Until now,
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Wakka Wakka This Turing Machine Plays Pac-Man(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by kmote00 3y ago|1 comments
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by kmote00 3y ago
"I had written C++ code to emulate the machine described in Turing’s 1936 paper, and could use it to decide, say, if a word was a palindrome. But.... I decided I would build a physical Turing machine that could execute code written for
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SW CEO says using ChatGPT cuts coding tasks from months to days(businessinsider.com)
1 points by kmote00 3y ago|1 comments
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by kmote00 3y ago
This is the same CEO who apparently started his company a few years ago based on a comment in Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28336815
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by kmote00 3y ago
It's my understanding that it was correlated by data from the twin facility on the other side of the country.
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by kmote00 3y ago
Speaking as one who grew up on the West Coast of the U.S., in towns where the oldest buildings are rarely measured in more than decades, I'm quite envious of those of you who live in places where civilization has been active for hundre
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Hypersensitive robot hand is eerily human in how it can feel things(arstechnica.com)
2 points by kmote00 3y ago|0 comments
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by kmote00 3y ago
Appropriate analogy in more ways than one. Particularly given the unpredictable consequences of doing so.

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