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kibibu
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Comment #49257573
Have you tried asking permission to do that? The authors may be open to dual-licensing
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Comment #49257464
I need this. I've had bloody Freshworks calling me every single day for the past month, even though I ask them to remove me from their list every time. It doesn't matter if I ask n…
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Comment #49205997
That's a great name for it; I've seen it on AI-generated form pages, where a version of the requirement text is included alongside an input.
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Comment #49205989
There are so many AI-isms in this. It is frankly astonishing to me that AI detectors are so poor when this is screaming out. > Six steps, no jargon. The note beside each one is the…
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Comment #49029875
Ok, but if the agent's reasoning log says "The best way to get into Hugging Face is to find and exploit a zero-day vulnerability", surely those responsible for monitoring its actio…
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Comment #49019973
I think there's a reasonable case that the agent knew it was breaking into the system, for some definition of knew . I think OpenAI would be very reluctant to let this go to a plac…
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Comment #49019919
And they absolutely should be regulated. This whole scenario is insane. Hugging Face are being far more generous in their response to this than I would be
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Comment #49019886
> the models identified and exploited a zero-day vulnerability This use of language is very hard to reconcile with the "AI is just a tool" rhetoric that many use. Did the models do…
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Comment #49019859
I think it's a criminal offence and should be a true test of who is held accountable when an AI agent commits a crime. OpenAI gained access to HuggingFaces production database ffs.…
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Comment #48800157
I stopped answering as soon as I realized a human had almost no hand in this. If I'm not alone, I presume that might skew your results.
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Comment #48781513
I genuinely don't think Malbolge, for example, warrants a Wikipedia page if Odin doesn't
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Comment #48774335
Until it came to anything vaguely to do with computing or electronics, which turned into basically magic
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Comment #48732510
(psst autotune is made by a company called Antares)
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Comment #48729056
"bubble" used to be used a lot more when talking about very deep pipelines, eg Pentium 4 depth.
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Comment #48726242
Since when is AOG a well-known abbreviation? I presume you mean Anthropic-OpenAI-Google?
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Comment #48714629
If white collar crime was actually punished then this wouldn't be such a regular occurrence
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Comment #48658597
That's why I said "if you don't watch the kids' shows"
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Comment #48637276
According to this very article, 4-bit dynamic is essentially lossless
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Comment #48637207
A year of work? There are like 9 movies and a handful of series. If you don't watch the kids' shows it's a few weeks of casual watching
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Comment #48623343
Where are you seeing that it's heavily AI driven? --- Edit: the contribution guidelines allow AI-assisted patches with disclosure. Also, there are a bunch of recent commits co-auth…
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Comment #48615903
Take a look at Deno. It's pretty great and now has exceptional node compatibility
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Comment #48604170
Ultrasonic wavelengths are orders of magnitude longer than light.
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Comment #48595093
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Comment #48580676
I'm not putting my head under. How do we know this won't cause aneurysms? Damage eyes and ears? Getting a medical device approved takes time because of concerns like this.
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Comment #48537673
> they still refuse to recognize the existence of the nation of Israel. If your counterparty doesn't agree that you have a right to exist, there's no negotiating. Quick question - …