https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn4kUw5uXQU
> You can’t ignore almost my entire comment and then claim a single fallacy and move on. Yes I can. You are not entitled to a greater share of my attention than I feel your post is worth. I'm sorry if you find that…
> But, let's be real. If it's not 100%, it's 99.99% and we can round up. Motte and bailey
> The problem is that literally zero percent of new games will be valid as “no AI” then. Not a low percent, zero percent. This is not true. Mobius Digital, for example, does not use generative AI. > Every software…
>If I use Opus 5.5 to spin up a debug session and step through part of the code to recreate a segmentation fault, does the entire project now need a "MADE WITH AI" label on it? Yes. Of course you can explain all the…
Yes. The obviously-AI ones are of course the most offensive, but in general I would always prefer to use the UI without any AI involvement.
Ok. In this scenario, I would happily stick to the 10% of games not tagged as AI.
> AI having written any of the code would get so many games tagged as AI that the label would lose all meaning. It would not lose all meaning. If you don't want to be tagged as AI, don't use AI to write your games.…
What a misanthropic thing to make. I'm embarrassed for you.
Simply let them pay the tax with shares. Problem solved!
> If these agents are enabled with explicit network enabled tools, its trivial to monitor their inputs/outputs. For whatever reason, the AI companies are (or at least were) not doing this kind of classification online…
There are many things about the laws of physics that push a cancer cure a long time away! Biology is downstream of physics, and the biology of cancer is so vast that the very concept of a "cure for cancer" is almost…
We'd be much better off building colonies on the bottom of the ocean than on the moon or mars (or a cylinder floating at a lagrange point.) After we run out of space on the ocean I suppose it will make sense to consider…
Stop doing that.
I'm happy Claude told you it isn't dangerous. However, other people don't want to read your LLM output. Please respect other people's time by only sharing things you wrote yourself.
They were pointing out that "It's not a Waymo-bashing article, it cautions against the long term effects on research." does not sound like LLM-generated text. It would sound kind of LLM-y if you had said "It's not an…
AI detection in long-form content is a problem well-suited to training a classifier model. We have tons of verifiably-not-AI text from before 2022, and you can create tons of verifiably-AI text. As language drifts over…
Can you give some examples of verifiable pangram false positives?
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> If you can somehow accelerate/decelerate at a constant human-acceptable 1G Well, you also need clarketech heat dissipation and collision deflection technology, if you want to get there without vaporizing.
Maybe! I think that within a year or two, either the sigmoid curve will flatten out or we will all die. But these beliefs are currently unfalsifiable. It will be interesting to see. (And I have a more weakly held belief…
LLMs have been getting worse at long-form prose recently (and they were never good at it to begin with.) They're good at writing software because writing software is a much more restricted domain.
I assume they just vibe-coded the sandbox without any oversight.
Your view sounds more optimistic than mine, honestly. I expect that we will fail to make any serious, coordinated attempt to solve this problem. Then we'll either live or die due to fundamental principles that we…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn4kUw5uXQU
> You can’t ignore almost my entire comment and then claim a single fallacy and move on. Yes I can. You are not entitled to a greater share of my attention than I feel your post is worth. I'm sorry if you find that…
> But, let's be real. If it's not 100%, it's 99.99% and we can round up. Motte and bailey
> The problem is that literally zero percent of new games will be valid as “no AI” then. Not a low percent, zero percent. This is not true. Mobius Digital, for example, does not use generative AI. > Every software…
>If I use Opus 5.5 to spin up a debug session and step through part of the code to recreate a segmentation fault, does the entire project now need a "MADE WITH AI" label on it? Yes. Of course you can explain all the…
Yes. The obviously-AI ones are of course the most offensive, but in general I would always prefer to use the UI without any AI involvement.
Ok. In this scenario, I would happily stick to the 10% of games not tagged as AI.
> AI having written any of the code would get so many games tagged as AI that the label would lose all meaning. It would not lose all meaning. If you don't want to be tagged as AI, don't use AI to write your games.…
What a misanthropic thing to make. I'm embarrassed for you.
Simply let them pay the tax with shares. Problem solved!
> If these agents are enabled with explicit network enabled tools, its trivial to monitor their inputs/outputs. For whatever reason, the AI companies are (or at least were) not doing this kind of classification online…
There are many things about the laws of physics that push a cancer cure a long time away! Biology is downstream of physics, and the biology of cancer is so vast that the very concept of a "cure for cancer" is almost…
We'd be much better off building colonies on the bottom of the ocean than on the moon or mars (or a cylinder floating at a lagrange point.) After we run out of space on the ocean I suppose it will make sense to consider…
Stop doing that.
I'm happy Claude told you it isn't dangerous. However, other people don't want to read your LLM output. Please respect other people's time by only sharing things you wrote yourself.
They were pointing out that "It's not a Waymo-bashing article, it cautions against the long term effects on research." does not sound like LLM-generated text. It would sound kind of LLM-y if you had said "It's not an…
AI detection in long-form content is a problem well-suited to training a classifier model. We have tons of verifiably-not-AI text from before 2022, and you can create tons of verifiably-AI text. As language drifts over…
Can you give some examples of verifiable pangram false positives?
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> If you can somehow accelerate/decelerate at a constant human-acceptable 1G Well, you also need clarketech heat dissipation and collision deflection technology, if you want to get there without vaporizing.
Maybe! I think that within a year or two, either the sigmoid curve will flatten out or we will all die. But these beliefs are currently unfalsifiable. It will be interesting to see. (And I have a more weakly held belief…
LLMs have been getting worse at long-form prose recently (and they were never good at it to begin with.) They're good at writing software because writing software is a much more restricted domain.
I assume they just vibe-coded the sandbox without any oversight.
Your view sounds more optimistic than mine, honestly. I expect that we will fail to make any serious, coordinated attempt to solve this problem. Then we'll either live or die due to fundamental principles that we…