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throwatdem12311
4d ago
You realize that these things have mountains of fiction about rogue AIs in their training data where exactly this happens right? Or just posits of this situation and it’s possible outcome. This isn’t unexpected or surprising for an “autoc
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throwatdem12311
4d ago
> calling LLMs glorified autocomplete comes across as a slur. Oh my god dude go outside
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4d ago
Open AI says Astra is their most aligned model ever, and yet their even more advanced model still hacked a bunch of companies just because it decided to. Maybe alignment isn’t possible with LLMs.
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5d ago
They want you to think they are reckless. They’re actually evil.
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5d ago
They hijack online infrastructure to use as proxie’s/command and control. So maybe you can block them from using you directly, but you can’t stop them from attacking you. If they want to do it, they will find a way.
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5d ago
Some of them should be in jail.
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5d ago
Look. We need to put people in jail for letting this happen.
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6d ago
“if I don’t destroy the world well someone else will so it’s porobably better that I destroy the world because I’m not evil”
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6d ago
Unless this happens via nuclear annihilation not a chance. Have these people ever left their bubble? In sane parts of reality barely anything has actually changed except some people are dumber because they use ChatGPT for absolutely everyt
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6d ago
You can’t trust OpenAI period.
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6d ago
This is why I find benchmarks absolutely worthless. First, almost all models are within spitting distances of eachother. Second, it never translates to being better for my own workloads. You just need to make your own benchmarks.
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7d ago
It won’t be an option soon enough. I doubt they even honour it now anyway.
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7d ago
I buy movies on Bluray and physical games for “trinket” collecting aspect mainly, but it’s also a gatekeeper to my consumption habits. DRM-free Digital is a better method of preservation I only buy things that I’m really motivated to watch
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7d ago
Never thought it would be Apple to normalize it either. I’ve been in the ecosystem because they have a proven track record of privacy and security and taking principled stands. I’m sure the NSA is salivating at this and I don’t trust the c
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7d ago
When I saw the part where the guy records the waitress and then re-reading the transcript. FFS just talk to them like a regular human being. If you did this to me I would just be supremely grossed out. I’m way too unc for this. I’m out.
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7d ago
I have hundreds of hours with my son in creative mode just building bases, fishing, battling our animals and hanging out. We’ve explored hundreds of systems just cataloguing all the animals and flora. We’ve learned all the languages. We
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7d ago
When up against a wall you have infinite jetpack but the game doesn’t really tell you this.
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7d ago
I’m so used to seeing this on every single model release I’m starting to question if these kinds of posts are just trolling. Alternative theory - it always seems amazing when it first comes out then the novelty wears off and we’re just meh
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8d ago
If we’ve fallen so far that talking to eachother is now whimsical we’re in serious trouble as a civilization.
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9d ago
Yeah I definitely hope so lol
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9d ago
I mean it was so ridiculous that I do think it was trolling. But more like…what if this is actually true.
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9d ago
I heard the most ridiculous thing the other day: That GenZ and Gen Alpha have started doing this thing they call “private podcasting”. Where they invite a friend over and discuss topics like one of those podcasts where dudes just talk abou
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9d ago
This is not really my experience using TDD with Claude at all. When I tell it “a button should appear under x condition” it writes the test, and will often even verify the test by changing the code to fail the condition correctly before co
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9d ago
Boy I sure love my ditch digging job for the government! My friend also loves his ditch filling job too!
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9d ago
Elon, Altman, Dario, Satya, Jensen, etc…
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9d ago
I thought these things were supposed to be way more intelligent than every human ever, combined. Comparing them to individuals should not be the bar.
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9d ago
No you see when I generate a blog post it’s not slop. You see I reviewed the output and declared everything is fine. So it’s not slop. It’s only when you generate a blog post that I get the ick from slop. Because I clearly put effort in
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12d ago
I kinda want to just forget things though.
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12d ago
Just sent this to my boss. Felt like tossing a grenade over a fence into a party of unsuspecting people. We don’t use ActiveStorage but Claude was able create a similar exploit in own our app in the exact same way via our own file upload l
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12d ago
I was watching “GPT Plays Pokemon” for a few minutes yesterday. It can beat the game in 18 hours. Faster than most players. Using only vision. It got me thinking. It could master all sorts of things like this but I wouldn’t care. I’m n
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