rando77

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by rando77 2mo ago
This is my answer put the randomising exploration in your preference https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/d12af7c5-3eb0-4218-a505-e...
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by rando77 2mo ago
People might not want to be on update treadmill of proprietary weight models, for enterprise things. Things change a lot between models and they can't guarantee backwards compatibility like you can for deterministic software
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Protecting Exploration in an Efficient System
3 points by rando77 2mo ago|1 comments
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Simulating Tradeoffs in AI Organisation
1 points by rando77 3mo ago|0 comments
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Mapping the human element of AI risks in an AI world
1 points by rando77 3mo ago|1 comments
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Recursive self improvement for human skills
4 points by rando77 3mo ago|3 comments
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Oracles and Recursive Self Improvement
2 points by rando77 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rando77 3mo ago
if there were nerd oases I would expect more second order impacts. More nerd organisations springing up as if from nowhere.
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by rando77 3mo ago
Why didn't they build a nerd oasis somewhere? And HN isn't it...
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by rando77 3mo ago
I think there is a rich seam of work for computers to help humans spot when there are anomalies in the hypotheses humans hold that can help humans form the corrections to hypothesis that fit our aesthetic sensibilities
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Attempting to regulate an industry when they control the communication pathways
5 points by rando77 3mo ago|1 comments
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Building powerful systems with limited lifespans?
2 points by rando77 4mo ago|1 comments
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by rando77 6mo ago
It's worth taking actions that take large scale job losses due to AI in the future into consideration, even if now is not the time
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by rando77 6mo ago
It's important to have good feedback at each stage of iteration
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by rando77 6mo ago
I've thought of a service that scans new websites and GitHub repos and looks for things that don't look like anything else (using something like hdbscan for outlier detection), and creates a feed for people to follow.
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by rando77 6mo ago
One example of something that might fit the loose forest civilisation mold is a social network that faceted on ML derived topic. This would allow niches to exist, without people being able to post off-topic things to your feed.
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Becoming a Forest Civilisation
2 points by rando77 6mo ago|1 comments
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by rando77 6mo ago
Or maybe it won't. If it can be made efficient like humans it might be at the edge mainly.
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by rando77 7mo ago
Have you come across the lethal trifecta [1]? I'm interested in decomposing tasks to avoid any agent doing all three and having limited data pipes between them. [1] https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/16/t
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by rando77 7mo ago
I've been leaning towards multi agent because sub agent relies on the main agent having all the power and using it responsibly.
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by rando77 8mo ago
You might want some compute in space that you know is very hard to physically interfere with. But general purpose compute no
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by rando77 8mo ago
I think it is great for experimenting, and proving concepts. Alphas and personal projects, not shipped code. I've been working on wasm sandboxing and automatic verification that code doesn't have the lethal trifecta and got someth
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by rando77 8mo ago
I'm interested in capability based software, with tools to identify the lethal trifecta. This seems like a very hard problem with coding specifically as you want unsafe content (web searches) to be able to impact sensitive things (cod
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by rando77 8mo ago
I've wondered if LLMs can help match people. People give the LLM some public context about their lives and two LLMs can have a chat about availablity and world views. Use AI to scaffold relationships not replace them.
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by rando77 8mo ago
Fair, I don't know how valuable it would be. I think LLMs would only get you so far. They could be tried in games or small human contexts . We would need a funding model that rewarded this though. That is hard too though.
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by rando77 8mo ago
I'm not sure. We can use LLMs to try out different settings/algorithms and see what it is like to have it on a social level before we implement it for real.
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by rando77 8mo ago
Perhaps we need reputation on the network layer? Without it being tied to a particular identity. It would require it not to be easy to farm (Entropy detection on user behaviour perhaps and clique detection).
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by rando77 8mo ago
I've been thinking about using LLMs to help triage security vulnerabilities. If done in an auditably unlogged environment (with a limited output to the company, just saying escalate) it might also encourage people to share vulns they a
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by rando77 8mo ago
Echoresponse - a tool for responsible disclosure. Security Researchers and companies encode some of their secret knowledge in LLMs and the LLMs have a discussion and can say one word from agreed upon list back to the party that programmed t
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Ask HN: Any interest in tool to help vulnerability disclosure?
1 points by rando77 8mo ago|0 comments

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