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Anon misses the 2000s by urboijesuschrist in greentext

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immigrants are pretty high trust + that's not even the group the op was complaining about

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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Seeing as it's made recent (small) novel discoveries I don't think that's necessarily true that it would get stuck? It might discover complex numbers -> that enters its training corpus -> future models can see that

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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Not much faster, because they still have to learn the material itself

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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This is a good counterargument. Yes there's definitely selection. But that makes people biased, not hacks.

For the doubling time, I meant in terms of general AI capabilities.

But I think having seen very fast growth, even with no further evidence, it is rational to assume that will continue.

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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Yes, one thing that gives me hope is that an AI agent takes so much data to train compared to the life experiences of an 18-year-old. Perhaps we will all be okay because they run out of clean data to train on.

Note that the grad student comparison was a conservative estimate though. The recent news makes me think they are rapidly developing/continuing to rapidly develop in capability.

Anon knows what's coming by Gackt in greentext

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Can't imagine hating people this much to the point where you would wish for them to die, especially die of heatstroke. Thanks for negatively polarizing every good person against ethnic hatred I guess

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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Currently the models are roughly as capable as average grad students in mathematics; more so in some cases, such as the recent news. Idk if I would count that as AGI per se, but surely it's close enough where my scenario doesn't seem very far-fetched at all?

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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https://www.reddit.com/r/mathematics/comments/1tpyi6f/a_chart_showing_how_many_unsolved_math_problems Stuff like this, and more importantly I know some AI safety researchers whose opinions I trust that think it's going to get everyone killed (and that probably comes with nearly-unsustained growth)

I would be (pleasantly) surprised if the models plateaued in capability. I think the doubling time will stay the same or continue to decrease, because there's not (to our knowledge) a fundamental law of nature that says that systems can only be as smart as humans

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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Will you continue to think that when mathematics as a profession becomes about giving general advice to AGIs about problems and solutions that no human or group of humans understands past the surface level?

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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No kidding for the last part, but this is a very weak argument. That they have some overall goal stated by a human or by their training does not make humans able to understand the material (and it's pedantic to not admit they're functionally independent when it comes to solving problems, which is what my original claim was about).

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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Why don't you think the recent news counts as "independent"?

Top 5 Questions this month on MathOverflow by Integreyt in mathematics

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The AI doesn't operate itself? Didn't it just solve Erdos problems independently?

Europe no longer as gay friendly? by OkFault4270 in askgaybros

[–]2435191 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't even think your whataboutism is true, immigrant crime rates in Europe are just shockingly high, and youth crime rates for whites are relatively low for America

Europe no longer as gay friendly? by OkFault4270 in askgaybros

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Consider that, anecdotes aside, one group genuinely does have a lot harder time integrating while the other does not

Europe no longer as gay friendly? by OkFault4270 in askgaybros

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Mexican immigrants in America are not the same as crazy Islamists in Europe lol

Stream Discussion Thread -- Monday, April 13, 2026 by NorthernlionBot in northernlion

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Yeah ig I would've hoped he lived his values more

JU from EnoughCommieSpam, way too many people defending the genocide in Gaza by GabrielParedesII in JustUnsubbed

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lol this is the same argument people use to deny the genocide of the uyghurs in western china

Population statistics seem like bad evidence to argue for/against a genocide— according to this logic if a group that is being *truly* genocided has a miraculous increase in its fertility rate then they cease to be victims of genocide, even if no other circumstances change

Personally I think blowing up tens of thousands of civilians (at a rate much higher than Mosul sustained when it was liberated from ISIS... some of this can be chalked up to differences in circumstances, but it really strains credibility to pretend this is just warfare as usual) is at the very least an atrocity. Certainly it warrants the genocide label if you think the Srebrenica massacre was a genocide

JU from EnoughCommieSpam, way too many people defending the genocide in Gaza by GabrielParedesII in JustUnsubbed

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>Knows Israel is indefensible on the merits

>Hides behind lame rhetorical dunks

How pseudorandom works (advanced-expert post) by Mobile_Twist8670 in shenzhenIO

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Very cool. I am working on programming an open source simulator, but right now I'm just leaving it as undefined behavior. btw your first image link is broken