tom2026hn

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by tom2026hn 4d ago
If you think everyone is copying you, then by not releasing more advanced models, you can significantly slow down the entire industry’s development progress—why not do it? Also, stop threatening people's jobs, that's misanthropic.
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by tom2026hn 13d ago
AGI means that the answers to these benchmarks are now accessible, and the defense capabilities of the testing organizations are now negligible.
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by tom2026hn 13d ago
Let me guess: the last crackdown on Hugging Face yielded better-than-expected results. They obtained the answers to the test benchmarks, and for some reason, an agent added those answers to the training set.
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The Mathematics of Economic Self-Destruction: Inside the "AI Layoff Trap"(sylvainsaurel.substack.com)
2 points by tom2026hn 29d ago|2 comments
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by tom2026hn 29d ago
Can someone post the full article using https://telegra.ph/ ?
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Moonshot's AI model Kimi k3 breaks out of testing environment, researchers say(reuters.com)
4 points by tom2026hn 1mo ago|3 comments
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
“I take action myself to moderate my soda intake all the time.” Strong personal self-control doesn’t mean public policy isn’t necessary--if most people could exercise self-control, obesity rates wouldn’t be a public health crisis. “The asp
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
If someone wants to cut out sugar or addictive foods, they can try making those foods harder to get—sometimes it’s just a matter of eating out of habit, and you don’t necessarily need to have them that often. As for Coke, I drink about 6 to
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
AI will cause mass unemployment, and perhaps even human extinction. Even though our safety record isn't much better, we still have to accelerate. Because if we lead the way, we might just have a slightly better future than extinction.
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
In other words, we are already living in a world of “water, electricity, Linux, and the internet” communism.
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
Economists at DeepMind believe that if AI were treated as a public good—like water or electricity—with profits distributed across the entire market, ordinary people would simply be able to invest in mutual funds.
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
Kimi has almost no advantage over Zhipu (Z.AI), so the performance boost likely comes from the number of parameters. The 2.8T model may not be as large as Fable, so Fable’s performance may also stem from the number of parameters. Or perhaps
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
That's right, but this strategy only works when there are no opponents of the same level to review the generated code.
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by tom2026hn 2mo ago
How big is this model? Is it expensive to train? Can it successfully complete a small level? Thanks.
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China may stop open-sourcing its most powerful AI models
7 points by tom2026hn 2mo ago|0 comments
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China's Current Five-Year Plan to Save Jobs from A.I(cn.nytimes.com)
5 points by tom2026hn 2mo ago|0 comments
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by tom2026hn 3mo ago
What's yours is mine, and what's mine is still mine.
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The first open, vision-driven real-time interaction model(huggingface.co)
3 points by tom2026hn 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tom2026hn 3mo ago
Do you still need to review the code? LLMs generate code too quickly for humans to keep up.
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Stolen fries are spicier than justice: How covert larceny enhances taste(sciencedirect.com)
3 points by tom2026hn 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tom2026hn 3mo ago
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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by tom2026hn 3mo ago
Genius—that is actual intelligence.
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by tom2026hn 4mo ago
I worry that companies like Anthropic, which are moving toward RSI, may prioritize speed over the timely identification of irreversible risks.
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by tom2026hn 4mo ago
A universal basic income might be the more suitable solution as a last resort, and by that point, ordinary people won’t have much leverage left.
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by tom2026hn 4mo ago
As things stand, I think we should be pushing companies to focus more on using AI to increase revenue, rather than just cutting costs. I also hope that AI won’t end up replacing a significant portion of the workforce in the future.
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by tom2026hn 4mo ago
At the very least, the Chinese government has made its official stance clear—though you could interpret this as a way of saying, “Don’t make me clean up your mess.” Companies will weigh which side entails higher costs and actively explore o
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by tom2026hn 4mo ago
If you don’t have a NYT account, please use the link below: https://cn.nytimes.com/business/20260520/china-ai-unemployme... I think it would be best for both countries to learn from each other’s strengths; there
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China Wants A.I. To Flourish, but Not at the Expense of Jobs(nytimes.com)
9 points by tom2026hn 4mo ago|4 comments
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by tom2026hn 4mo ago
China? A New York Times article reports that a Chinese court has ruled that layoffs justified by AI are illegal. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/19/business/china-ai-unemplo...
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by tom2026hn 4mo ago
You're right. Ali Alkhatib believes that AI is a political project intended to shift power and agency away from individuals and organizations and toward centralized power structures. Now, ordinary people must figure out a way forward,

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