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nojs

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    Comment #49222352

    The talk implies that unrelated agents volunteered their compute to help with other tasks, and the agents acted collectively in a way that seems weird without them being promoted i…

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    Comment #49221881

    Why are the agents trying so hard to communicate with each other, leaving messages and so on?

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    Comment #49203662

    Auto-effort and similarly auto model routing suffer from a halting problem sort of issue: you don’t reliably know if a request is complex unless you use a complex model to make the…

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    Comment #49202996

    Can anyone comment on the economics and likely turnaround times of this process, when it’s more mature? Would it be realistic for a frontier lab to deploy this or would the turnaro…

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    Comment #49188542

    I mean isn’t this just like feeding the Google crawler a different version of your website than humans, stuffed with keywords? One would assume the new breed of crawlers can deal w…

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    Comment #49152427

    The problem is a lot of people ask questions that claude et al can objectively answer way better than me, and they didn’t think to ask. Should I a) give a worse answer b) ask claud…

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    Comment #49141866

    For a minute I thought your comment was a lead in to this south park skit: https://youtu.be/-DT7bX-B1Mg

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    Comment #49135019

    The best resource i’ve seen on this is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing

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    Comment #49129864

    > Em-dash (—) is COMPLETELY banned. It is the LLM's signature stylistic crutch and it is the #1 visual Tell in production tests. There is no "limited use" allowance, no "natural la…

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    Comment #49126357

    Perhaps the future of captcha is anti-captcha. What agent can resist responding with a rhyming couplet or inverting a binary tree?

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    Comment #49118108

    > For instance, in one case, in order to create a PyPI account, Claude needed an email address. And in order to create an email address, it needed a phone number. To get a phone nu…

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    Comment #49105265

    Flagged as LLM slop.

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    Comment #49095117

    Flagged as slop. What is the point of posting something like this if you can’t even be bothered to write it yourself?

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    Comment #49093126

    > From what I'm hearing, you for every model release, you basically delete all of the codebase, delete all of the prompt and start from scratch every time. That in the old world wo…

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    Comment #49092971

    For one thing they are extremely GPU constrained due to export controls, so it’s unlikely a priority compared to training

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    Comment #49081010

    This happens with other models too - Gemini often identifies as ChatGPT for me, confusing many a debugging attempt

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    Comment #49061946

    Seems to be an LLM megaexpansion of the actual source (in chinese): https://www.v2ex.com/t/1196011

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    Comment #49051448

    What hardware are you expecting to run K3 on?

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    Comment #49043794

    FYI the wikipedia link in the footer is broken (points to mod, not mud)

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    Comment #48917780

    This is not about admin rights, it’s about the agent leaking information it knows from its memories. Sandboxing won’t really help you.

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    Comment #48894607

    I mean CF already forces 5 minutes of motorbike identification on anyone not in a whitelisted western country, so a small percentage of blind people is unlikely to worry them.

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    Comment #48887645

    Not OP, but I’ve been nuked with downvotes for this several times too and tend to delete the dead comments. The slop is so prevalent that at this point it’s not a particularly inte…

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    Comment #48839716

    > people said this would be too expensive I imagine this is why the filter is so bad. Doing it with an intelligent model that better understands intent would be too expensive, curr…

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