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dogcomplex

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    Comment #49127075

    Dream up ideas for proofs by Dawn, prove them by Day, decide which ones matter by Dusk, and disprove them by Night.

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    Comment #49118076

    It sure takes a whole lot less wealth to access skill than it did before. And those with skill tended to be pretty wealthy already.

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    Comment #48800695

    Been a whole lot longer since their last genocide

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    Comment #48348654

    Nonetheless, would still trust Claude to be generally more reliably competent in a random area of software engineering than the average professional. Sure they might still be bette…

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    Comment #48348594

    I hope that after a short period of delusional expectations that top management is going to reap the rewards of these AI capabilities we get a whole lot more comfortable with just …

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    Comment #48342717

    That's a roundabout way of saying it makes software development easier. Perhaps even a 180. But yes - once it's that easy you have to step up your ambitions.

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    Comment #48288224

    I think this is a very reasonable middle-of-the-road AI take and our likely future. Just with the caveat that there's still a major threshold being hit here where we jump up to a n…

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    Comment #48271806

    It also buffers for all the surrounding properties which would otherwise complain about noise.

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    Comment #48271767

    This. AI can, should, and will erode all legacy companies into intelligent utilities - with an end state of nearly-free open source utilities. Anyone concerned with concentrations …

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    Comment #48271723

    That is the hope and faith. MechaHitler definitely tested the waters. Lets hope full alignment is impossible, because otherwise perfect billionaire thought slaves are still happeni…

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    Comment #48271678

    This is how the surveillance state has operated (especially internationally) for quite some time, before AI even hit. AI arguably gives the best opportunity for fully-audited publi…

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    Comment #48271624

    True. World governments committing genocide and building concentration camps yet it's the computer scientist who's supposed to worry about ethics here because they're the ones who …

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    Comment #48271492

    Correct. Policy can do a whole lot for building (or suppressing) early development of a technology. Once it has already spread far and wide with clear economic pathways though? Per…

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    Comment #48115228

    Correct. One just has to realize that the cost of communication (and the context/memory lost along the way to train that understanding) is often just far higher than anyone has pat…

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    Comment #47981411

    Accessibility and a single chassis that does the vast majority of things. Even if they're never as fully dexterous as the average human (doubt it) they're still as dexterous as a s…

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    Comment #47981310

    Why would consumers settle for that? Local models have scaled quite quickly. Just pair the bot with a LAN server as the brain that keeps all your data private. Barring that, choose…

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    Comment #47700483

    >This completely unpends the tenuous balance between creators and consumers. Why would a writer put an article online if ChatGPT will slurp it up and regurgitate it back to users w…

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    Comment #47572221

    Limits but doesn't prohibit. See https://www.primeintellect.ai/blog/intellect-3 - still useful and can scale enormously. Takes a particular shape and relies heavily on RL, but stil…

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    Comment #47552493

    lol. lmao actually. Windows has an absolute onslaught of competition about to stream its way, and they're gonna be paying for every little enshittified user experience they've embe…

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    Comment #47539755

    Prediction markets are just fine IF they have some means of regulation against insider trading and perverse incentives. This phase is the same thing derivatives markets looked like…

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    Comment #47335394

    I built this because I kept seeing the same gap everywhere: agents that move between different platforms/enclaves have no good way of continuing their history. There's no "vehicle …

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    Comment #47335270

    AI agents already interoperate between platforms, getting spun up and torn down by the thousands. But when one departs, there's no record - no portable proof beyond non-standardize…

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    Comment #47318143

    We should be removing IP law entirely, not strengthening it to cover entire classes of problem even when implemented entirely differently. Same for anyone trying to claim "colorful…

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    Comment #47128643

    Correct. A ZK Proof backed identity system is a significant bump up in both privacy and security to even what we have right now. Everyone does realize we're being constantly tracke…