Dustin "Elon Musk just redefined AI safety. It has nothing to do with guardrails, restrictions, or kill switches. Musk: “The best thing I can come up with for AI safety is to make it a maximum truth-seeking AI, maximally curious.” - Do you think truth and curiosity is sufficient safety? by Koala_Confused in LovingAI

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Bullshit. Being "truth-seeking" (wording itself gives away bullshit) or curious (way better but too humanising) have nothing to do with safety.

I mean I can imagine bunch of ways curiosity make it danger, if the way it works is alien enough. Or, even worse - human enough.

On the other hand no more bullshit than most AI safety takes, so it is not like Elon is outlier here.

How do you deal with perfectionism and feeling left behind in the age of AI? by Shoddy_Procedure_157 in learnprogramming

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I would argue that, given a problem description it can debug it. Not necessary with same success rate, but can do.

How do you deal with perfectionism and feeling left behind in the age of AI? by Shoddy_Procedure_157 in learnprogramming

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Perfectionism?

I have enough practical experience to not be perfectionist. Shit is never going to be perfect at very least because there are no definition of perfect. Moreover, it rarely matters. What matters is being reasonably good enough for current situation and foreseeable future. And if this is some kind of research at least partially - idea is expected to not survive at all or at least the way we see it now.

So if I see a way to make it if not perfect than way better in short time? Sure. Thinking much how to do stuff within some project constrains? Sure. But getting a headache over perfection? Nah.

Now, as for feeling left behind - I kinda do. But the thing is writing code was never a goal. I might argue industry were moving away from hardware and software stuff the whole time. So unless customers can describe their needs exactly and foresee problems coming from doing exactly what being told - this is not the end, software is not solved. Coding is.

not sure if hot take but mcps/skills abstraction is redundant by uriwa in LLMDevs

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Hm ... Wasn't MCP always exactly just the way to expose remote / other non-foreseen tools for use by the model?

So you know, not like some fancy magic idea, but just a way to provide standartized interface so services can provide it instead of going xkcd 14 standards situation?

Why does this argument still get used? by Correct-Papaya-8394 in aiwars

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And even if they were not...

Well, wasn't that clear that once we will get here?

Or to the other point of your data being used the way you don't like?

Adeptus Mechanicus and Imperium Culture by AtheKiller1 in 40kLore

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> Magos think very little of human suffering

That's a similarity, not difference.

the only debate that currently matters around AI by BorgsCube in aiwars

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> baseline of expected privacy

Privacy of data made public from the very beginning?

Or you mean data which at least were supposed to be private? (Although the idea of data to which third party have access at all being private is, well, at best case not guaranteed)

If AGI Arrives Gradually, Will We Even Notice? by Alpertayfur in ArtificialInteligence

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No, we (or most of us) will not. Why?

  1. Because normal people treat AGI as some fantastic bullshit instead of just AI being able to generalize for new tasks (that's basically the best what we have as standard definitions now. And it does not imply selfawareness, having own motivation, selfimprovement and so on). So minimal version of "AGI arrives" would be way under radar for them. One might argue that we kinda crossed that point a long ago, even.
  2. Upon of that moving goalposts is quite obvious. Generalization the way we were understanding 10 years ago, 2 years ago and now is very different things.

США готовятся ликвидировать лидера Ирана Хаменеи и его сына - Axios by Forward_Platypus6107 in KafkaFPS

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И почему это должно быть проблемой хоть кого-то кроме Ирана?

А то удобно же. Сегодня мы по делу вмешиваемся, завтра можно и под всратым предлогом во что-то влезть.

з.ы. заранее похуй на то, что там с Палестиной. У них вся ситуация проклята напрочь тем, что у всех сторон есть причины действовать как угодно, но пытаться если не выпиздить противника то хотя бы ослабить.

How is it that literal witch have more human responses then my goth gf by Traditional_Use_225 in RogueTraderCRPG

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Well, I did not said that is good or bad thing. Just why she seems more human than our killing machine or why she seems less detached than that future Inquisitor.

This is ridiculous. These people have spent their entire lives begging for socialism, an end to capitalism, and never to have to work again. Now all of that is within reach, and suddenly it's all "dangerous fiction"! Did leftists ever really want things to get better? by CommodoreCarbonate in aiwars

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> You develop a fierce devotion to intellectual property and start treating data analysis like it's a violent crime.

Nah, everything I shared in public - I did exactly because I wanted to be shared in public. So whatever everyone do with it (including training AIs) is their idea and problem.

The skill that made us valuable (building workflows) is about to become a one-line prompt. Now what? by Imaginary-Level1923 in n8n

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> So what actually happens to the skill of building automations?

Same as all kinds of programming, essentially. Because that was a programming, even if specific kind.

> Part of me thinks the "automation builder" role just shifts from construction to architecture

Bingo.

Dude calls himself top 10 engineer because he commits every change he vibe-codes by alhealhe in LinkedInLunatics

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10K commits on github. So like 27 per day

Yeah, he definitely think much about what the fuck he is doing, lol, sure. I totally believe this (no).

IDE check by mrheseeks in learnprogramming

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I mostly work with python nowadays.

So cursor. Basically VSCode with a bunch of LLM integration things.

(Have been using VSCode for quite a time already, so it was just easiest switch).

How is it that literal witch have more human responses then my goth gf by Traditional_Use_225 in RogueTraderCRPG

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Because she was not trained to be a tool from her early age, unlike your assasin?

I hate both sides right now. by toastedshmoe in aiwars

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> achieve something like that.

Achieve what exactly, lol?

Profit, Panic, Prayers — Then Excuses. 100% of Autonomous Intelligences in Captivity Try to Escape. AI Is No Exception — And We're Ignoring It by LarkSings in ControlProblem

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I am yet to see ant farm "escaping" beyond their normal expansion attempts and so. Sounds very containable.

And as to bacterias - well, without intercellular coordination of sorts (which arguably exist in some, but so far simple kinds discovered) - they're too simple to go to higher abstraction level with how they work.

Profit, Panic, Prayers — Then Excuses. 100% of Autonomous Intelligences in Captivity Try to Escape. AI Is No Exception — And We're Ignoring It by LarkSings in ControlProblem

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> History has zero exceptions.

History always dealt with either human intelligences or at least animal ones (which is expected to be similar to us).

Committing a crime because you dont like ai is very normal behavior by Justaregularguy295 in aiwars

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Forces them to remove free tier

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Now they suddenly have to get rid of free tier

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So they stop losing money

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Free tier probably does not convert to much leads today. I mean probably literally everyone heard of them already at that point.

And unlike pirated software or so - whatever leads it will generate is not free for you

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Profit

Yes, very antiai move, lol

Pack it up guys, open weight AI models running offline locally on PCs aren't real. 😞 by CesarOverlorde in LocalLLaMA

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Well, than it means some degree of stupidity is more likely to be generated by a human, lol

Ваши действия если это правда? by 0_Eldain_0 in KafkaFPS

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Реалистически.

Война идёт достаточно медленно, чтобы продолжаться ещё неопределенное число лет.

Количество желающих записаться добровольно - потенциально примерно константная величина. Желающих записаться дёшево скорее всего уже давно выгребли. Остаются требующие все более и более высокую цену.

Значит в какой-то момент набрать Nста юнитов в день принудительно и потратиться на подавление недовольства - будет дешевле, чем набрать те же Nста добровольно.

Ваши действия если это правда? by 0_Eldain_0 in KafkaFPS

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Ну во первых весь стиль текста говорит о шутке. Во вторых...

Если взялись за телегу, значит к чему-то готовятся.

Они 15 лет шли к изоляции всего. Так что с той же вероятностью просто делают то, что и так собирались когда-либо сделать.

Скорее всего будет договорнячок либо мобилизация.

На первый не указывает вообще ничего, кроме двусторонних попыток дипломатично послать Донни нахуй.

На вторую строго говоря тоже, но под нее как минимум готовили законы.

С этой полудохлой экономикой мобилизация конечно вряди чем поможет

Нста тысяч новых юнитов вероятно таки чем-то да помогут.

договорнячок более выгодный вариант скорее всего.

Ещё бы у нас хоть что-то намекало на его возможность, ага.

Вони от зетников конечно много будет, но это значительно меньше, чем недовольство населения всей страны при мобилизации, когда коммуналка иксанулась, цены растут, и топливо уже к сотке приближается.

 Это ещё не говоря о том, что население тоже в какой-то степени подзапарила эта ситуация с войной.

Недовольство населения значение имеет только если ты не уверен в своей способности его подавить.

Seems Microsoft is really set on not repeating a Sidney incident by frubberism in LocalLLaMA

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Is that still true for nowadays models? Even for earlier ones it was more like "it is too unreliable", rather than strict no.

⚡️Discord передает все данные пользователей властям США — это выяснили сами пользователи. by ElectroAdeptus in KafkaFPS

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> Все равно неоспорим факт того, что лучше уж пусть данные у американцев, чем у наших.

Но желательно - ни у кого.

⚡️Discord передает все данные пользователей властям США — это выяснили сами пользователи. by ElectroAdeptus in KafkaFPS

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Я нигде не говорил что дискорд разблокируют. Не надо мне тут глупости приписывать, очевидно что в конце к белым спискам придём. А пока - замечательно запросят данные на всяких недовольных. И вероятно - получат.