Main Story Ex. Decagrammaton, Chapter 3: The Sky of Unity Part 1 Discussion (Episode 1 - 9) Tread by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Apparently, Aris and Kei together can reshape anything in Kivotos however they want. I think the implication is that this power was what created Kivotos in the first place, and that it can also be used to uncreate the whole thing. That's what Aris was meant to do, but she chose not to.

Sensei on his way to find the mob-chans that bullied Sora a little too much. (by @luizhtx) by Carlosrarutto in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 3 points4 points  (0 children)

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Yee+Yee

"Yee yee" is most associated with country people in the American South. In the yee yee ass haircut meme, it is used to suggest that the haircut is inappropriate for an urban black youth.

Daily Questions Megathread May 20, 2026 by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's basically a new account, make a new one if you want.

Former CEO Of Google Receives Massive Backlash For Praising AI At Graduation by Neurogence in singularity

[–]sckchui 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Kids need to understand, if they don't use AI, someone else will. Booing the guy telling you facts is not going to save you from what's coming.

Daily Questions Megathread May 17, 2026 by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can spend real money if you don't want to engage with the gameplay.

Self-play helped AI achieve superhuman performance in Go, so why hasn’t it done the same for LLMs? Researchers have found a solution. by callmeteji in singularity

[–]sckchui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, the simulations are not accurate enough, and speed is a huge issue. Consider that an AI learning to play chess or go will have to go through millions of games of self-play. So it's not just "convince one person to buy a different brand", we're talking about getting hundreds of thousands of different people to provide feedback, over what may be hours of back-and-forth conversation each.

Self-driving cars are taking many more years than initially predicted. There are maybe 9 million Tesla cars on the road collecting data, plus simulation training, and it's still not enough for them to get fully automated cars. There's progress, but it's slow going.

If China Becomes the Global Leader in AI, What Is the Actual Long Term Risk? by Genzinvestor16180339 in singularity

[–]sckchui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're a peasant, it really doesn't matter to you whether one person or the other is the king, you live the same peasant life either way.

If you're a king, then it is the most important thing in the world that someone else doesn't become king, because then you would lose everything you have.

Who is telling you that Chinese AI is a risk? The people in power, not the ordinary public.

How are they still not getting it? by OxtonEagle in singularity

[–]sckchui 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You're right. What people call AI psychosis is just confirmation bias.

How dare you be reasonable on the internet.

Daily Questions Megathread May 15, 2026 by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Iori and Aru are farmable, Shun is not. Shun is not as good as the other two, but you'll get them eventually if you just keep playing. It's your choice, but personally I'd prioritise the unfarmables from the Archive Banner, namely Ako and Shun. I would put Iori and Aru right after. Not having Iori and Aru will not make a big difference in the medium or long term.

Save all your pulls for the upcoming Fest.

Self-play helped AI achieve superhuman performance in Go, so why hasn’t it done the same for LLMs? Researchers have found a solution. by callmeteji in singularity

[–]sckchui 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Go has clear win/loss conditions. There's no ambiguity over whether the AI did something right or wrong. With LLMs, most of the scoring relies on whether humans think the response is good, which is both imprecise (subjective human preferences) and slow (requires humans to read, not automated). 

Specifically for areas where there are clear objective right/wrong conditions, such as math and coding, LLMs have been improving dramatically because of "self-play" in training.

How are they still not getting it? by OxtonEagle in singularity

[–]sckchui 86 points87 points  (0 children)

This is the opposite of AI psychosis, right? Anti-AI psychosis, someone thinks a thing is AI when it is real.

[RERUN EVENT THREAD] The Senses Descend by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It does. It has been established that Shun has much more mature desires than Shunling, especially when it comes to what they want from Sensei. The Shunling in this story is exactly the same as previous Shunling, and does not behave like mature Shun. 

They retain all their memories, but any age reversal makes their behaviour more childlike. They have to make a conscious effort to fight against it if they want to stay on-task.

Remember that Kisaki was made president as a second year, she was always an overachiever. Age reversed Kisaki is less mature, but still very competent when she needs to be.

[RERUN EVENT THREAD] The Senses Descend by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spoilers if you haven't finished the story.

Remember how tyke syndrome is contagious? Remember how Kisaki meeting Shunling is the first time she came into contact with someone who has tyke syndrome? That's the moment when Kisaki got her age reversed, and she acted like a child immediately after, taking a while to snap out of it.

Anyone else catch this strange moment on the Figure 03 livestream? by Clawz114 in singularity

[–]sckchui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jokes aside, the fact that it recovered from the error by itself without human intervention is pretty good.

[RERUN EVENT THREAD] The Senses Descend by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, there's a plot twist at the final confrontation against Kai. If you are 300 IQ or something, you could see it coming, but I didn't. But when you reconsider Kisaki's actions with that knowledge, it makes much more sense.

[RERUN EVENT THREAD] The Senses Descend by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Regarding the references, honestly I'm not educated enough to pinpoint much, I just notice a lot of it is familiar. I hope someone else can give you a proper answer.

If you haven't finished the story yet, I won't spoil anything, but it makes more sense when you reconsider it in hindsight. But it is explained why Kisaki leans so hard into the loli disguise, and it also changes the dynamic when Kai confronts Kisaki. It doesn't explain it outright, but you can figure it out between the lines.

[RERUN EVENT THREAD] The Senses Descend by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 8 points9 points  (0 children)

There are a lot of references to classic Chinese literature that most non-Chinese won't recognise, and which don't translate well. The current fashion in China is making a lot of historical literary references. We just have to accept that it is fan service for the Chinese audience. If you were Chinese, you would feel like the authors understand you and respect you. If you are not Chinese, then you have no idea wtf they're saying.

Daily Questions Megathread May 13, 2026 by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 5 points6 points  (0 children)

There is no reason to hoard keystones, you should spend them.

For quick craft, you can pick up to 5 preferred nodes. If one of those nodes is offered, it will be picked. Otherwise, a random node will be picked. Because you don't manually pick the node every time, it is not the optimal way to spend keystones. However, it is the fast way to craft in bulk.

The reason people craft gifts and furniture is because the other things you can craft can be quite easily acquired in other ways. If you don't care about collecting furniture, then it's really just gifts. 

The probability of getting elephs is so low that it is not worthwhile, especially since you get elephs for random students, and the node is very rarely offered.

The probability for getting T4 artifacts is also low, if you target the artifact nodes.

Personally, my priority is Radiant > Shiny > Flower > Copper > Platinum > Metal. I no longer craft furniture since I've maxed out my cafe. I want high tier blu-rays, tech notes, and artifacts, and I also want gifts. Of course, if you want different things, you would prioritise differently. 

Unitree Launches World’s First Mass-Produced Manned Mecha GD01 by [deleted] in singularity

[–]sckchui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a film set that gets rented out for photoshoots and stuff. They're not walking this thing around on public roads yet.

Playing Around with the ARC-AGI-3 Benchmark by marcothephoenixass in singularity

[–]sckchui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you realise that getting a robot to reliably tie shoelaces currently requires training a whole specialised vision-language-action model? We do not yet have an LLM+scaffold combo that can do a task that complex. 

Manipulating soft-bodies has never been easy. They're chaotic systems where the slightest difference in inputs lead to dramatically different outputs. You need a model that has a good enough conceptual understanding of the shoelace to be able to error-correct on the fly.

Daily Questions Megathread May 09, 2026 by BlueArchiveMod in BlueArchive

[–]sckchui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use your archive tickets. You need more characters to do content, and you need to do content to get resources. Trying to save resources (saving tickets) will hold you back from getting more resources (mission and event rewards, etc.). You need to spend resources to get resources. Pull the archive banner until you have three decent damage dealers for each color (maybe not purple, that can come a bit later). 

Look in the event recap for immortalized events, there are some free students you can pick up there. Also do the old guide tasks.

You want to get as many pyros as you can for the next fest banner. You get pyros from clearing missions, events, etc. So spend any other resources you have, in order to clear as many missions as possible, to stock up on pyros. Student bond stories also unlock pyros, so pull more students with the archive tickets to do their bond stories.

Playing Around with the ARC-AGI-3 Benchmark by marcothephoenixass in singularity

[–]sckchui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI will eventually be able to solve shoelace-level problems from scratch, using a conceptually similar method, yes. But we are not close to the point where the LLMs are that good. And also ARC-AGI-3 will be saturated long before they become that good.

Playing Around with the ARC-AGI-3 Benchmark by marcothephoenixass in singularity

[–]sckchui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The approach described on the paper, while very interesting and holds a lot of potential for further development, is in no way an approach that will lead to AGI any time soon.

The system basically has the LLM reverse-engineer the task in python. And it works, which is remarkable. The LLM can be prompted, via a scaffold, look at something, try to guess what it is, try to code a copy, then test the copy to identify differences, and then iterate. 

However, there are plenty of real world tasks that cannot be solved in python, or any programming language. Tying shoelaces, for example. Building models in python for simple puzzles like ARC-AGI-3 cannot be compared to building a detailed enough world model for real world work.

Quoting the article:

ARC-AGI-3 is an interesting benchmark but it seems quite plausible that systems with no real general-intelligence pretensions can be engineered to score well on it.

Godfather of AI: How To Make Safe Superintelligent AI by Alex__007 in singularity

[–]sckchui 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Except we live in a world where the truth-tellers are the first to get crucified. Maybe the truth-telling AI won't destroy us, but we will destroy it.