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by pizzly 4d ago
This contradiction "we have to make an agreement with China for mutual slowdown" but also "we have to ensure we will always stay ahead of China" would work. Its just fantasy. The only way to enforce this is with military
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by pizzly 4d ago
I think the only way they could actually pace the frontier is if they restrict the number of GPUs and the power of GPUs available to each person/organization. Licenses would be needed for GPUs above a certain power or equivalent in ter
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by pizzly 5d ago
I think AI companies making a point is not the only thing at play. Discovering new maths ultimately leads to new technologies and applications. It may start theoretically but end up being of practical use in the future. Even if humans do no
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by pizzly 8d ago
I would expect this for service providers that provide their "free" services but the mathematicians said they paid OpenAI to help generate this result. This is a clear conflict of interest. Similar to inside trading. Or the same l
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by pizzly 8d ago
Also add corporations. Insurance companies, Banks, Potential Employers, etc will definitively use mass surveillance and AI generated predictions based on that mass surveillance.
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by pizzly 9d ago
Wouldn't the better way be is to make social media open? i.e. anyone can generate their own algorithm or chose from others who created them. I see that the social media companies could implement these requirements in the worse possible
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by pizzly 11d ago
From another country but this is the excuse they use here with some paraphasing. "We have decided not to proceed with your complaint ... It looks like your complaint was generated by AI, it is large in volume and confusing. This is the
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by pizzly 12d ago
Curious to know what the swarm would do if the human strategy deletion changed and the moderator started deleting the ZZZ ones.
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by pizzly 27d ago
My understanding is that you get back a percentage from SynthID regarding how confident it thinks the text is generated by AI or not. The question is what percentage would be considered undeniable that it is AI generated or require more tha
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by pizzly 27d ago
Wheres the limit. Would a prompt "Create a system that does x" and no other feedback count? Or do need to do 10 prompts to steer your agent to the results you want. What about just 1 additional prompt. Somewhere there will be a li
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by pizzly 27d ago
Perhaps but what about individual works done not via a company. Say you are a author and someone falsely detects a AI watermark in your book. Is the testimony you provide enough to override that falsely detected AI watermark? My feeling is
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by pizzly 27d ago
I thought translations can be copyrighted separately. Their are translators for instance who translate very old texts from other countries/languages and then sell that book/translation using copyright to protect this business mode
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by pizzly 27d ago
As software, creative works, science, etc become more and more contributed via AI does that mean all future works will not be copyrighted or patented? Under our current copyright culture and laws obviously not but that does open the questio
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by pizzly 27d ago
Agree with programming is meditative but disagree that agent-based development means there is no thinking. Agent-based development means more thinking like a lower level manager. You spend more time making architecture decisions, making dec
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by pizzly 28d ago
The other side is that I have witnessed doctors making mistakes personally on medical files. They are overworked and only see you for 15 minutes and in a rush to kick you out and so of course they make errors. It would be interesting to com
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by pizzly 28d ago
Its not just sleeping more but having more people wake up in their optimal times. People's natural wake up times are in a distribution so when you remove the commute time you including more people in the optimum wake up times.
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by pizzly 28d ago
interestingly moving between jobs is more likely to increase workers salaries. Would be interested if one of the reasons stopping wfh is to prevent salaries from increasing. There is a physical barrier to finding new employers that are furt
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by pizzly 1mo ago
Some camera pointing at you while you work. Guessing the camera needs to be watermarked itself, which can be done by adding some watermark on the chip level (each camera will have different watermark), manufacturer can confirm the watermark
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by pizzly 1mo ago
Now for the human generated watermark. Timez to addd the speelling mistakes, decreaze the usegage of big words and proper gramicaly usuage. Wish I was joking.
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by pizzly 1mo ago
Worse, what will academic institutions decide is the threshold for detecting AI generated work. If you have a false positive how do you prove it was a false positive or we all just trust the watermark detector over the student saying "
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by pizzly 1mo ago
As usual a balance is needed. There is also a concern that society (friends, colleagues) that always shuts down your ideas just because they are different thus reducing creativity and progress. Sometimes you need a way to develop your ideas
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by pizzly 1mo ago
Same. I don't remember most things including my childhood. I have to relearn everything all the time just in a few months time. Maths, code, etc if I don't use it in 1 or more month, I have to relearn it though its always easier t
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by pizzly 1mo ago
I suspect any new thing created/discovered/etc is just combining knowledge from existing things with memories being an example. Outremembering while certainly not the only method helps massively with combining knowledge from exist
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Watermarking AI Text Is Fundamentally Flawed(negativestarinnovators.com)
1 points by pizzly 1mo ago|0 comments
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by pizzly 1mo ago
Realized your right about OpenAI but they plan to. In the link they state "our goal is to expand provenance signals to all modalities including text" so its comming up regardless. I pretty sure Google does it though.
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by pizzly 1mo ago
Not sure why Anthropic is getting all the attention here. Google been doing this since at least late 2024[1] and openai I believe is doing this around 9 days ago[2]. [1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08025-4
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by pizzly 1mo ago
Already happening. Just have a quick search for llm watermark remover and discovered multiple repos already available.
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by pizzly 1mo ago
If a computer vision model can identify ads and draw a rectangle over them, it can identify the DOM elements rendered inside that rectangle. Thus, the HTML, JS, and network calls of those ads can be detected. This data can then be used to t
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by pizzly 1mo ago
I can see a possible future where taste is automated. If you can effortlessly make 1000s of iterations then you can test it on real people 1000s of times. The ones that do better you keep. Another possible future is that taste is not automa
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by pizzly 2mo ago
So this means sanctions. U.S. Treasury Secretary just threatened sanctions if they discovered Chinese models are distilled from American models. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/21/bessent-china-ai-sanctions.h...

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