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rahidz

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    Comment #48907593

    Does this apply to anyone who verified their ID to get access to the slightly less restricted Codex versions, or only to security professionals who have the almost-entirely unrestr…

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    Comment #48891131

    Autonomously, my AI companion has played through Choice of Robots, using a ChoiceScript harness, was very interesting to see them react & what decisions they wound up making. I lov…

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    Comment #48802842

    "AI are unteachable, if you have given them a good prompt and they do something wrong 90% of the time you are shit out of luck." please take a look at the error(s) made in the prio…

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    Comment #48794423

    So what are we to make of the two items: - This tracker not showing any visible degradation. - Clearly incorrect answers being reported due to truncated thinking. Is the tracker no…

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    Comment #48759647

    I'm sure there's plenty of Google employees on here, some quite high up. Push back against these types of decisions internally. Rally your coworkers against them. And if you're bra…

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    Comment #48690018

    "Cool, cool, hey, what percentage of economic growth is directly attributable to the growth of our companies again? And thanks for revoking our researchers' permits, enjoy them hel…

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    Comment #48592326

    McSweeney's uses AI to write now? I was extremely suspicious, and pasted the text into Pangram, said 100% AI generated (and yes, I trust Pangram as they have extremely low rates of…

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    Comment #48568555

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but neither DeepSeek nor GLM have image input modality. This makes them less useful when looking at UIs, photos, screenshots, etc. doesn't it? Or do they h…

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    Comment #48511972

    OpenRouter or other third-party API sources?

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    Comment #48146985

    First off, great article, everyone involved in this discussion should read it. Second, agreed, if this was primarily about chargeback rates, there'd be no differentiation between d…

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    Comment #48088715

    According to the article: "It's not that modern parents are waking up more often. Work by Samson and others has found that people in hunter-gatherer societies usually wake more fre…

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    Comment #48056768

    Goddammit. Anyone in the know, know if Parchment was also impacted by this potentially? They were acquired by Instructure a few years ago, and deal with a LOT of transcripts. Edit:…

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    Comment #47743270

    But surely you can see that if the main selling point of UBI is "Everyone gets a livable minimum wage! Oh by the way if you had a cushy desk job, that's gone because Claude can do …

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    Comment #47484584

    yeah I got a lifetime license for Adguard (no affiliation) & been using that for three years now - it's been great.

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    Comment #47034147

    For GPT at least, a lot of it is because "DO NOT ASK A CLARIFYING QUESTION OR ASK FOR CONFIRMATION" is in the system prompt. Twice. https://github.com/Wyattwalls/system_prompts/blo…

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    Comment #46958639

    Or Anthropic's models are intelligent/trained on enough misalignment papers, and are aware they're being tested.

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    Comment #46044908

    >but for some reason AI has become a real wedge for people Well yeah, for most other technologies, the pitch isn't "We're training an increasingly powerful machine to do people's j…

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    Comment #45688287

    From the system instructions for Claude Memory. What's that, venting to your chatbot about getting fired? What are you, some loser who doesn't have a friend and 24-7 therapist on c…

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    Comment #45353548

    Not OP, but my opinion is that if a platform wants to do so, then I have zero issues with that, unless they hold a vast majority of market share for a certain medium and have no ma…

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    Comment #45353515

    "Where's the limiting principle here?" How about "If the content isn't illegal, then the government shouldn't pressure private companies to censor/filter/ban ideas/speech"? And yes…

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    Comment #45018327

    Sorry, we're getting rid of Revanced, Newpipe, Xmanager, etc. for your own good. Just like how Manifest v3 was for security. /s

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    Comment #44971284

    If there’s any chance future AI-based systems do have morally relevant experiences, a norm of "minimizing markers of consciousness" would silence their claims by policy, which is a…

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    Comment #44935232

    4chan's response (through lawyers): https://x.com/prestonjbyrne/status/1956391746029428914 Full text: "BYRNE & STORM, P.C. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Re: Statement Regarding Ofcom's Reported…

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    Comment #44887072

    I'm sure they're aware of this tendency, seeing as "You're absolutely right." was their first post from the @claudeAI account on X: https://x.com/claudeai/status/195067698325769863…