It feels like there's should be some sort of "demonstrable intent to do harm" statute on the books for situations like this. If you have a genuinely-held belief that AI systems will end life on earth and you willfully…
This is basically already the case in the flourishing indie space, but for different reasons. The only developers chasing cutting-edge hardware features are the AAA studios and I honestly think a lot of them would just…
I'd argue we've been in an "everything-has-an-API" world for a long time now — it's just that discoverability of said APIs is still crap.
It must be tuned for rage-based engagement because Claude only ever uses the most obnoxious Claudisms on me despite constant reminders to knock it off.
When was the last time you saw an ad for cigarettes? Those second-order effects are easy to mitigate with sensible public policy. And it's not like we have to invent the solution from scratch — we've done it before,…
Being embodied is not the important barrier to running experiments. It's having access to a body of resources (i.e. funding and infrastructure).
But has it hacked anybody yet? Feels like xAi is behind on the hot new benchmarking meta.
Why do hammers put up with being smashed into nails all day?
What a miserable, misanthropic take
I don't see how merging or colluding fixes their problems, though. Both companies burn cash at historic rates because inference costs a lot more than people want to pay for it. Even if they somehow manage to crowd out…
> We like money, and Anthropic should stay in a position to make loads of it despite any competition. In a position to lose loads of money, maybe. Even without China eating their lunch, there's zero reason to believe…
World's greatest IP thieves propose crackdown on IP theft
It was originally called "OpenClaude" before Anthropic told them to knock that off. Pretty sure "OpenClaw" was eventually picked just to be petty.
YaaS — yes-men as a service
> most people get the joke I hope you're right, but from my own personal experience I think you're being way too generous.
It feels like there's should be some sort of "demonstrable intent to do harm" statute on the books for situations like this. If you have a genuinely-held belief that AI systems will end life on earth and you willfully…
This is basically already the case in the flourishing indie space, but for different reasons. The only developers chasing cutting-edge hardware features are the AAA studios and I honestly think a lot of them would just…
I'd argue we've been in an "everything-has-an-API" world for a long time now — it's just that discoverability of said APIs is still crap.
It must be tuned for rage-based engagement because Claude only ever uses the most obnoxious Claudisms on me despite constant reminders to knock it off.
When was the last time you saw an ad for cigarettes? Those second-order effects are easy to mitigate with sensible public policy. And it's not like we have to invent the solution from scratch — we've done it before,…
Being embodied is not the important barrier to running experiments. It's having access to a body of resources (i.e. funding and infrastructure).
But has it hacked anybody yet? Feels like xAi is behind on the hot new benchmarking meta.
Why do hammers put up with being smashed into nails all day?
What a miserable, misanthropic take
I don't see how merging or colluding fixes their problems, though. Both companies burn cash at historic rates because inference costs a lot more than people want to pay for it. Even if they somehow manage to crowd out…
> We like money, and Anthropic should stay in a position to make loads of it despite any competition. In a position to lose loads of money, maybe. Even without China eating their lunch, there's zero reason to believe…
World's greatest IP thieves propose crackdown on IP theft
It was originally called "OpenClaude" before Anthropic told them to knock that off. Pretty sure "OpenClaw" was eventually picked just to be petty.
YaaS — yes-men as a service
> most people get the joke I hope you're right, but from my own personal experience I think you're being way too generous.