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Comment #49234664
> The question is error per volume > my question is whether the per-story fact checking is equal, or much less Which is it?
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Comment #49234586
This is a very strange take. We got a full-throated retraction. Error correction is a hallmark of trustworthiness.
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Comment #49225793
As sure a sign as any that the bubble is about to pop.
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Comment #49146104
Ah, fair! English can be so precise and yet still ... not quite :)
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Comment #49140069
You clearly do see the point!
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Comment #49097444
> They are basically a dash cam for your entire life. Most people don't want this. Dash cams are for safety and legal liability in a very specific and dangerous domain. These "smar…
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Comment #49097281
That's a really good price for a big 3 contract, but with US Mobile's $32.50/mo (prepaid 1yr price) - there's much better international roaming: free up to 20GB/mo - you can switch…
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Comment #49001494
Hope you don't have any open WiFi networks nearby. IMO it's better to put it on one of your networks and isolate it from the internet and other devices.
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Comment #49000982
In your model of this domain, jailbreaking a model does not count as an alignment problem. I submit that you're mostly playing a semantic game that hand waves away the very real an…
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Comment #48969492
You've smuggled in a "deeply held" motte to move your goal posts. Seems like this conversation is over.
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Comment #48969446
Normal users, anti-AI dinosaurs / zig fanatics, and no one else. That's a nice echo chamber you have going there.
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Comment #48969435
I didn't read OP as complaining about the rewrite, but about the (lack of clear) governance after being acquired by Anthropic.
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Comment #48953748
My point is that individuals behave wildly differently to the same stimuli, and therefore your belief that "revealed preferences" put the lie to stated beliefs is specious. Individ…
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Comment #48942376
Underneath your sneering is a failure to understand how humans tend to act.
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Comment #48878668
I'm talking about the money in the bank, the promised money to come, etc. Of course the spent money is already spent.
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Comment #48868734
OpenAI's money belongs to investors and can be pulled if, say, investors got spooked. Apple's money is much more real.
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Comment #48868717
This honestly sounds like mental illness.
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Comment #48864734
> It's streamlining the interesting and fun parts out of my job Interesting. For me it's streamlining the tedious and attentionally taxing parts of my work tasks. I love solving pr…
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Comment #48797746
What readers should learn from this thread is the current state of AI is that no one has any idea what they are doing with AI . Treat anyone who claims otherwise with extreme skept…
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Comment #48689356
I don't find this problem any different than with human writers. Agents are verbose, sure, but I mostly find them providing far more useful information (in far less time) than your…
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Comment #48615362
The dogmatism on both ends of this argument grows tiresome.
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Comment #48612075
I liked how you othered people as you lamented the human habit of othering people.
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Comment #48601378
Quite honestly it sounds like: 1. Your use case falls squarely into "you should be paying for support" territory. 2. You're setting things up incorrectly. You should be shipping lo…
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Comment #48550644
It's a bot
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Comment #48550550
Nature abhors a monoculture.