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synarchefriend

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    Comment #49166272

    You are confusing Scott Alexander with Eliezer Yudkowsky.

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    Comment #48150411

    Do you even believe this cope in your heart? With each month that passes you're going to keep seeing increasingly advanced bugs and mathematical proofs found by AI. And you'll have…

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    Comment #48106768

    We have open-weight LLMs like DeepSeek that prove the cost of running inference with near-frontier models can be very cheap.

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    Comment #46106335

    The model is just taking the user's claim that it deleted the D drive at face value. Where is the actual command that would result in deleting the entire D drive?

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    Comment #46106281

    The command it supposedly ran is not provided and the spaces explanation is obvious nonsense. It is possible the user deleted their own files accidentally or they disappeared for s…

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    Comment #44927338

    What I think is happening here based on the few details: Facebook regularly suspends accounts for posting pictures of naked kids, particularly in countries which do not have strong…

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    Comment #43067767

    You would need to be severely intellectually challenged to think Musk actually intended to give a Nazi salute. The idea is so preposterous I refuse to believe you actually believe …

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    Comment #42724345

    No, that never happened.

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    Comment #42327994

    You must be using a peculiar definition of expert because even generally conservative AI experts like LeCun now expect we could have human-level intelligence within 5 to 10 years.

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    Comment #42207280

    The model was trained on games in PGN notation. It would be shocking if it found ASCII art easier to understand than what it was actually trained on.

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    Comment #41993657

    Altman did deny it. https://www.fierceelectronics.com/electronics/openai-ceo-alt...

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    Comment #41818644

    o1 can also solve many arbitrary math problems that it could not have possibly seen in its training data. And it shows the steps that it uses to do so. How do you explain this with…

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    Comment #41529812

    "Senior employees leaving due to its powers being so extreme" This never happened. No one said it happened. "the model some media outlet reported recently that is so powerful OAI i…

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    Comment #41445101

    Incredible that so many tech types are now cheering on the government blocking websites.

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    Comment #40904841

    Humans also need to break up the problem and think step-by-step to solve problems like 234878 * 452.

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    Comment #40420162

    This happened once before and the driver still wasn't paying attention at as obvious a hazard as a train crossing? Not sure I trust them to distinguish between autopilot and FSD. A…

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    Comment #38971165

    Here is a modern account of a conger eel attack (with a graphic photo). Seems they are quite vicious. https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/diver-felt-like-a-rag-do...

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    Comment #38967955

    Another description: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/66685/66685-h/66685-h.htm Geological conditions existing in the middle of the Strait were, up to that time, almost entirely a m…

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    Comment #38161697

    They probably want to emphasize that it's not another llama derivative.

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    Comment #37972916

    Having an explanation doesn't mean it isn't a weird anomaly.

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    Comment #37203184

    I believe the SmartCut feature reencodes just the frames needed to reach the closest keyframe.

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    Comment #35801424

    Providing no access to the underlying data is far more common in other fields of science than AI.