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    Comment #48941892

    Are there terms clear? I dunno. There are ways to train on API usage without training on API usage.

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    Comment #48916515

    yeah, is it API or codex?

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    Comment #48711051

    I think the point is less "how can we throw shade on the OP" and more "a harness can enable a lot of models to do very serious cybersec, glm 5.2 is one of them"

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    Comment #48710555

    Yeah, I am seeing this as well, especially as people use AI to code review stuff more so this sort of thing slips through. On one very large project I am looking at, it's already b…

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    Comment #48710533

    Just optimized AI driven fuzzing. Do a search on arxiv you'll find a lot.

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    Comment #48710514

    I have a dozen or so critical CVEs now, it's not hard to believe at all if they're just hardening tasks. I can get a dozen hardening tasks from just one prompt. I don't even bother…

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    Comment #48710402

    This is ludicrous logic. We already know that there is an AI firehose. You don't need to do this. They should have used proper disclosure. All this is doing is making the AI fireho…

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    Comment #48680244

    Pretty soon I suspect, otherwise Chinese models are going to have free reign to develop brand goodwill. Question is how this impacts the international posture.

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    Comment #48680230

    Ban on Chinese models is coming on pretty soon. Seems unlikely they're going to shut down openAI and anthropic, but not foreign models.

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    Comment #48679908

    The hilarious thing here is anthropic is basically admitting that most of their Capabilities can be easily copied.

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    Comment #48515743

    Executive staff seems money-hungry for sure (note the lack of non profit that OpenAI has) I would say they have researchers with self-important god complexes that makes them think …

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    Comment #48515700

    There are a lot of dangerous things in the world and surprisingly a lot of people can avoid the constant stream of chicken little nonsense. If everyone expended the same amount of …

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    Comment #48514341

    There is a potentially another explanation: fable 5 did something truly dangerous.

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    Comment #48500210

    Very very patronizing of him to get upvoted.

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    Comment #48202491

    yes, pure engagement farmer. Marketing yourself is a big part of the biz these days. Thanks, social media

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    Comment #48166412

    not hard, massive elo stuff. every decision point needs to think up and implement 25 ideas and then rank them.

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    Comment #48163678

    The problem is that the only thing that has proved out so far is cyber security. Unfortunately cyber security improvements is not going to improve living standards, and it's just g…

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    Comment #48142565

    it's very silly, but not a big deal. Arxiv is becoming irrelevant these days anyways. In fact would be better if they just banned AI, so we could just get off the luddite platforms…

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    Comment #47967833

    Pure gaslighting. The PM panic is because people want to look like they 'care' about corrupt trading. It's peanuts compared to the 500M they were betting on oil futures.

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    Comment #47967823

    No, because that's real money.

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    Comment #47796825

    Safety versus Distillation, guess we see what's more important.

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    Comment #47696492

    Because bots and trillion dollar ipos and even bigger stakes. People need to better appreciate the level of manipulation going on. Social media has an outsized impact. Bots and eve…

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    Comment #47681883

    Anthropic's reply? A model you can't use.