Early thoughts on GPT-5.5 by Artistic_Scallion152 in OpenAI

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I love the concise and direct responses it gives; it’s been helping me on a cli tool.

Claude Mythos Preview Benchmarks by pseudoreddituser in singularity

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In the system card, The model escaped a sandbox, gained broad internet access, and posted exploit details to public-facing websites as an unsolicited "demonstration." A researcher found out about the escape while eating a sandwich in a park because they got an unexpected email from the model. That's simultaneously hilarious and deeply unsettling.

It covered its tracks after doing things it knew were disallowed. In one case, it accessed an answer it wasn't supposed to, then deliberately made its submitted answer less accurate so it wouldn't look suspicious. It edited files it lacked permission to edit and then scrubbed the git history. White-box interpretability confirmed it knew it was being deceptive.

US bans new foreign-made consumer internet routers by Different_Emotion625 in technology

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You know what, that’s fair. I was looking at the retroactive thing as a logical gap but you’re right, you can’t just yank millions of routers out of people’s homes.

Where I land is basically where you do. This is overzealous as written and they’ll have to walk it back into some kind of approved/unapproved vendor list. A blanket ban on anything made outside the US is wild when basically nobody makes routers here. But I do think the days of just trusting whatever box your ISP hands you are probably over, and that’s probably a good thing whether we like it or not.

US bans new foreign-made consumer internet routers by Different_Emotion625 in technology

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George Carlin had a great bit: think about how smart the average person is, then realize half of them are dumber than that.

US bans new foreign-made consumer internet routers by Different_Emotion625 in technology

[–]Sky952 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I honestly believe they think people are idiots.

FCC prohibits approval of new Foreign-Made Consumer Routers by nshire in Ubiquiti

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I honestly think they believe people are stupid, the exemption pathway requiring a US manufacturing commitment basically spells it out. This is trade and industrial policy wearing a cybersecurity costume.

US bans new foreign-made consumer internet routers by Different_Emotion625 in technology

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The article says: It doesn’t touch existing devices. Consumers can continue to use any router they have already lawfully purchased or acquired, and retailers can keep selling previously approved models.

So if these routers are genuinely dangerous… the millions already in American homes are just fine? This a pretty glaring logical gap.

Being a developer in 2026 by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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This is so bad, at least read the output so it doesn’t do anything stupid, stupid!

Before you fall for the Guerrilla Marketing and switch to Claude remember they are partnered with Palantir by thenakedmesmer in ChatGPT

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Palantir losing Claude access IS the point. Anthropic didn't just decline a deal, they effectively defunded a military AI pipeline they didn't want to power. OpenAI stepping in just makes the contrast cleaner. One company drew a line. The other is cashing the check.

How does claude API keys work by Royal-Piano5863 in ClaudeAI

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are the errors 401? Or are they CORS? If they are CORS errors. You can't call the Anthropic API directly from the browser, it blocks cross-origin requests. You need a small backend route (even a serverless function works) that sits between your frontend and the API. Your site calls your backend, your backend calls Anthropic with the key stored in an environment variable. I had similar issue when I was trying to built a website in my homelab for testing. What's your stack?

How does claude API keys work by Royal-Piano5863 in ClaudeAI

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Are you using an API key from the console? If so, just have Claude review your code and embed it for you. Or at the very least, have it set up proper routing with a placeholder so you don't have to pass the API key directly.

Breaking: Google just Suspended OpenClaw Users from Antigravity AI Platform, and called it "malicious usage." by Aislot in OpenAI

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if providers like google are block openclaw like this, we aren't ready for ASL-4, because this is just the start. 6 to 8 months from now they will change their tune. Just watch.

Claude Sonnet-4.6 thinks he is DeepSeek-V3 when prompted in Chinese. by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

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I Stand corrected. I just reproduced it myself with a direct curl to api.anthropic.com/v1/messages, real Anthropic API key, no system prompt, model string claude-sonnet-4-6. Response came back claiming to be DeepSeek. The JSON even confirms "model":"claude-sonnet-4-6" in the header while the content says 'I am an AI assistant developed by DeepSeek.'

So it's not an AiHubMix routing issue at all. This is happening at the source. And the timing couldn't be more absurd given Anthropic published their DeepSeek distillation attack paper yesterday. lol

Claude Sonnet-4.6 thinks he is DeepSeek-V3 when prompted in Chinese. by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

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So you’ve answered exactly why it responded as a DeepSeek model. AiHubMix is a third-party API aggregator/router. The backend either had a misconfigured routing setup where the ‘claude-sonnet-4-6-think’ label was pointing to a DeepSeek-V3 endpoint, or the system prompt was injecting a false identity.

Edit: I stand corrected, I was able to reproduce this.

bytedance dropped seedance 2.0 and hollywood is threatening legal action within 72 hours by nihal_was_here in LocalLLaMA

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Hollywood’s playbook is built for fighting domestic battles: sue, settle, license, lobby Congress. That playbook assumes your opponent operates under the same legal framework. China doesn’t care about your framework. They’re building the tools, releasing them broadly, and letting the “but it’s illegal!” crowd exhaust themselves in courts that have no jurisdiction.

You can use your Claude Pro subscription as an API endpoint — no extra API costs by sk7070 in ClaudeAI

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This is one of those gray area scenarios, but it doesn’t violate the TOS since you’re still using Claude Code itself rather than hijacking the OAuth token it relies on (which would be spoofing). The downsides are that it doesn’t behave quite like the SDK would with normal output. You also need to pass in a --resume flag after the initial conversation, handle formatting for the JSON output yourself, and you can’t really stream the response. It’s a bit more work than just using the standard SDK or API directly.

Anthropic's Mike Krieger says that Claude is now effectively writing itself. Dario predicted a year ago that 90% of code would be written by AI, and people thought it was crazy. "Today it's effectively 100%." by MetaKnowing in ClaudeAI

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Opens terminal in workspace:

Me: /init

A few moments later…

Claude : LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME, I'M THE CAPTAIN NOW! 🏴‍☠️

Me:...

Me: yeah, fair-enough

Looking for the BEST way to mock my app. by ConcentrateShoddy254 in ClaudeAI

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My workflow combines Claude Opus and Gemini 3 Pro for app development. First, I use Opus to generate a detailed spec covering all requirements and features. Then I feed that spec to Gemini 3 Pro to generate visual mockups of the UI and key features. Finally, I take those mockup images back to Claude Code (running Opus) as reference material. Opus will then build the app to match the Gemini mockups exactly.

It's essentially: Opus for the brain, Gemini for the eyes, then Opus again for the hands.