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Comment #49188035
Surely the two leading candidates must be (a) the model is just not that good, or (b) it is misaligned in a pretty obvious way that can't be swept under the rug.
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Comment #49188011
They already quietly agreed to "all lawful use" with the Pentagon, to no real fanfare. Gemini Slaughterbot Edition, coming soon to a DHS facility near you?
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Comment #49148206
I don't think so. I've used Claude to generate 3D animations in python purely by making and manipulating raw meshes, and I've had great results. A more likely explanation is that 3…
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Comment #49092138
Why not? Slowing down / halting biological weapons research mostly worked. Yes there have probably been modest sized defections here and there, but the pace of bioweapon developmen…
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Comment #49052872
Indeed, I suspect the failure rate of, say, new jet engine designs is rather high as well -- those failures just never get reported in a federal repository, unlike RCTs, since they…
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Comment #49052854
I'm actually surprised it isn't going up over time. That is naively what you would expect as the low-hanging fruit is plucked. So the fact that it's been stable is probably a sign …
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Comment #49024346
So you're short the market, right?
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Comment #48962002
Indeed, the B2B / no-data-retention market is still going to provide plenty of business for American companies even if every hobbyist uses open-weight models.
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Comment #48938387
(1) What does it score on the private test set? (2) Does this approach generalize to, e.g., Atari or NES games, or is it just hard-coding priors about the games into the model (as …
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Comment #48863938
100% AI-generated. Yawn.
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Comment #48857202
This is missing the most important thing which is why HRs are so damn useful . It's because (a) survival analysis is very statistically powerful, but (b) many survival curves do no…
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Comment #48836404
I think the "secret sauce" is not juicing the benchmarks. Claude models just feel like they are better than the benchmarks suggest, in terms of smarts and creativity, while models …
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Comment #48824005
Cash for Clunkers was not mandatory
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Comment #48778906
Also this argument is easily refuted by the US Postal Service, which physically delivers individual pieces of paper in a few days, for pennies.
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Comment #48755627
I was actually waiting for it to pull out a butcher knife and reveal the landing page is actually a promo for a techno-horror film.
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Comment #48755606
Real answer: how many animals can you think of with three legs?
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Comment #48755595
I have a startup idea: I will make the robot that ferries your laundry robot up and down the stairs.
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Comment #48749135
3.5 days to escape the permanent underclass ;_;
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Comment #48749120
I'll take the opposite side of that bet. My prediction is that Fable 5 Re-Release will have safety classifiers that flag much more often on mundane front-end and back-end coding ta…
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Comment #48742107
I sense a business opportunity: a web app that de-sloppifies real estate, airbnb, and vrbo photos! See what it really looks like, thanks to the power of AI!
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Comment #48728123
This article is 100% AI generated slop
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Comment #48712217
The craziest part is that a game theory expert can't see the problem here!
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Comment #48711365
Yes, you really need "dollars per amount of RAM you need for standard computing tasks." Windows 11 requires a bare minimum of 4 GB of RAM, Window 10 only needed 1 GB.
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Comment #48664752
"The real problem with this package is that it makes things easy, instead of hard"
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Comment #48651987
|> works too