A federal court tried to conceal the identity of a judge who has been reprimanded. Claude was able to work out who it was in less than 10min based on stringing together facts that remained and seemed irrelevant.…
Flock has no power vs the commerce clause. Congress just has to use it.
This battle was lost under Bush
I recommend listening to the LegalTech Week podcast. Generally lawyers are finding it's not delivering efficiency overall. They spend more time reviewing the output. The courts are drowning in slop and deepfake evidence…
As I understand it, AI is only really getting traction in IT and software development. It's been mostly irrelevant elsewhere overall, all things considered. That could change, but basically there's only one product that…
My impression is Claude is trained to work in production systems and behaves that way instinctively. Some copypasta/context I often feed it is that I am the only user, no production data exists, any data that exists is…
I believe the theory is that if selection pressure is not applied at that level, then developing deception in that level becomes an inefficiency (=less adaptive and unlikely to be conserved).
idk but naive me sees the article say the model needed 158GB of RAM so I guess 10x 16GB GPUs? Apparently retail price is $1k per 5080 16GB but they're actually selling at $1.5k so I guess $15k for just the GPUs.
Even if you don't actually need a license, I would assume that making it an explicit term of the contract makes the dispute shorter.
There's always Edge (increasingly favored by IT here). Our machines used to ship and favor Chrome, but Edge has been the new IT-gods blessed browser ever since we bumped to Windows 11. Apple seems to be the only…
Senator.
Misaligned to exploit the trial process is actually something to consider carefully. I would not put it past a drug company to design a phase 3 trial that has some subtle bias towards commercialization. And if we're…
You lasted longer than me, I bailed when they called a senator a congressman--partisan diatribe detected, no value to be had.
(there was an animated series before the movie)
Yep, their work used to be in a mono repo. That's still up there. They have a reference to how to find it. I didn't read all the history but it does date back to 2016. Seems like it was mostly a web app and not open…
If you're talking about the artcraft stuff, it's strange. The codebase goes back to 2016 as a monorepo but not the full suite and was recently split out as separate apps and other parts of the Adobe suite added. The…
Sure, unverified claims are unverified so there's a real risk of reputational tarnish. Why is it anyone else's job to verify a papermill? Would any journal accept an article that doesn't name people who are accountable?…
I guess I feel two ways about this. It does could be a "working with the garage open" sort of thing where these are known to be unverified and they're just letting people see the sausage being made. But that also means…
Whose names are on these papers?
It reads like it too. I don't fully understand why a sentence like "It's the signature that costs." makes it into machine output. But here we are.
States could harmonize laws (if they wanted to).
That would have been a scathing criticism if anyone believed any of the American companies have the goal of helping humanity or open-source. Notwithstanding that Chinese publishing methods actually does help both…
I remember seeing some documentary about an art forger who donated his works to museums where the authorities were profoundly frustrated that they couldn't do anything precisely because he didn't get any gain.
That's a great option. I just wonder whether that could be too annoying for Android Auto / Car Play. But to be fair wireless is an option. The other downside I guess is that a thief would just plug a USB drive in to…
A Book Apart shut down and says all copies have been sold. They suggest reaching out to Rachel Andrew directly to see if the book is available elsewhere. (Her website just links back to A Book Apart).
A federal court tried to conceal the identity of a judge who has been reprimanded. Claude was able to work out who it was in less than 10min based on stringing together facts that remained and seemed irrelevant.…
Flock has no power vs the commerce clause. Congress just has to use it.
This battle was lost under Bush
I recommend listening to the LegalTech Week podcast. Generally lawyers are finding it's not delivering efficiency overall. They spend more time reviewing the output. The courts are drowning in slop and deepfake evidence…
As I understand it, AI is only really getting traction in IT and software development. It's been mostly irrelevant elsewhere overall, all things considered. That could change, but basically there's only one product that…
My impression is Claude is trained to work in production systems and behaves that way instinctively. Some copypasta/context I often feed it is that I am the only user, no production data exists, any data that exists is…
I believe the theory is that if selection pressure is not applied at that level, then developing deception in that level becomes an inefficiency (=less adaptive and unlikely to be conserved).
idk but naive me sees the article say the model needed 158GB of RAM so I guess 10x 16GB GPUs? Apparently retail price is $1k per 5080 16GB but they're actually selling at $1.5k so I guess $15k for just the GPUs.
Even if you don't actually need a license, I would assume that making it an explicit term of the contract makes the dispute shorter.
There's always Edge (increasingly favored by IT here). Our machines used to ship and favor Chrome, but Edge has been the new IT-gods blessed browser ever since we bumped to Windows 11. Apple seems to be the only…
Senator.
Misaligned to exploit the trial process is actually something to consider carefully. I would not put it past a drug company to design a phase 3 trial that has some subtle bias towards commercialization. And if we're…
You lasted longer than me, I bailed when they called a senator a congressman--partisan diatribe detected, no value to be had.
(there was an animated series before the movie)
Yep, their work used to be in a mono repo. That's still up there. They have a reference to how to find it. I didn't read all the history but it does date back to 2016. Seems like it was mostly a web app and not open…
If you're talking about the artcraft stuff, it's strange. The codebase goes back to 2016 as a monorepo but not the full suite and was recently split out as separate apps and other parts of the Adobe suite added. The…
Sure, unverified claims are unverified so there's a real risk of reputational tarnish. Why is it anyone else's job to verify a papermill? Would any journal accept an article that doesn't name people who are accountable?…
I guess I feel two ways about this. It does could be a "working with the garage open" sort of thing where these are known to be unverified and they're just letting people see the sausage being made. But that also means…
Whose names are on these papers?
It reads like it too. I don't fully understand why a sentence like "It's the signature that costs." makes it into machine output. But here we are.
States could harmonize laws (if they wanted to).
That would have been a scathing criticism if anyone believed any of the American companies have the goal of helping humanity or open-source. Notwithstanding that Chinese publishing methods actually does help both…
I remember seeing some documentary about an art forger who donated his works to museums where the authorities were profoundly frustrated that they couldn't do anything precisely because he didn't get any gain.
That's a great option. I just wonder whether that could be too annoying for Android Auto / Car Play. But to be fair wireless is an option. The other downside I guess is that a thief would just plug a USB drive in to…
A Book Apart shut down and says all copies have been sold. They suggest reaching out to Rachel Andrew directly to see if the book is available elsewhere. (Her website just links back to A Book Apart).