You're missing the forest for the trees. The less than amazing physics isn't the point. When you have a conversation, you have an idea in your mind of how the conversation is going to go. You predict what the other…
Your expectation is the point, not the physics. I'm not arguing that their model has an amazing grasp of physics. I'm arguing that this can be used as a predictive internal model for a robot.
You seem to be coming from the position that the benevolent, independently thinking, fully aligned AI has graced humanity with a forever gift. But actually it's a privately owned company, built on the collective of…
How often do things in the real world not behave exactly as you expected them to? I feeling I get from this is that this could be the mental model for a robot in the real world, continuously corrected by actual events.…
Go ahead and send me your work outputs in real time. If I finish your work before you, I might give you partial credit.
But that was the whole article. Their exfiltration of data to Beijing, wasn’t. And it was told to build something to monitor against exfiltration attempts, shouldn’t it try one? It wasn’t sensitive data, it wasn’t even…
They asked it for a detection against exfiltration attempts. Sending a test file out to the Internet sure looks like testing an exfiltration detection. They claim that it read the DNS records and what was in tmp first.…
> most people are just speedrunning notetaking apps in JavaScript frameworks. I feel seen. But seriously, my app, with my preferences, written by a semi-trustworthy entity that isn’t trying to shove ads down my throat.…
I think the point is more about the intelligence gathering rather than the tampering.
Make them block you.
Yes, if only I could math, then the food cravings would stop..
It was “trusted” input, they validated the signature and everything.
This is a massively optional device that sits on your counter or wall. 1984 would be if you had to carry a Internet connected camera around with you all the time. Brave new world would be if you had to carry around an…
Most rational. Fight Club might be a better choice if you have children. Give them someone to look up to.
> That's a feature, not a side effect. You’re implying that the deep lizard state planned the LLM craze? Sama might be a lizard..
If any life destroys all life, it will be humans destroying all life. So any human promoting act is a contribution to the destruction of all life. Dolphins are advanced enough, we should let them take it from here.
Terrible website on mobile. Unreadable, text is moving around as you scroll.
They should make a black mirror episode about that..
Is anyone under the apprehension that LLMs are human brains? I don't think so. Clearly there are differences. I believe that during a response, there is some amount of experience or thinking happening. Obviously, it's…
Your brain cut off from any stimulus doesn't "know" either. There are a lot of reasonable arguments to be made against AI, but this isn't one of them. Tool bad because I used it wrong.
> Put the LLM/agent/AGI/SI in a box with full access to the internet. Don't give it any instructions. Nothing. Not even a system prompt. What happens? This doesn't even make sense. Without a system prompt, how will it…
Llama would be nice for the ggufs. Any specific flags or tutorials I should look at?
Two arc b60s. The intel vllm build is getting me ~15t/s decode with heavy context using qwen3.8 27b.
> llama.cpp via Vulkan (AMD / Intel / NVIDIA) or CPU fallback I got excited about someone paying attention to intel. Oh well.
> "waves" OP was postulating that there might be higher order patterns we can see arise out of underlying LLM mechanics.
You're missing the forest for the trees. The less than amazing physics isn't the point. When you have a conversation, you have an idea in your mind of how the conversation is going to go. You predict what the other…
Your expectation is the point, not the physics. I'm not arguing that their model has an amazing grasp of physics. I'm arguing that this can be used as a predictive internal model for a robot.
You seem to be coming from the position that the benevolent, independently thinking, fully aligned AI has graced humanity with a forever gift. But actually it's a privately owned company, built on the collective of…
How often do things in the real world not behave exactly as you expected them to? I feeling I get from this is that this could be the mental model for a robot in the real world, continuously corrected by actual events.…
Go ahead and send me your work outputs in real time. If I finish your work before you, I might give you partial credit.
But that was the whole article. Their exfiltration of data to Beijing, wasn’t. And it was told to build something to monitor against exfiltration attempts, shouldn’t it try one? It wasn’t sensitive data, it wasn’t even…
They asked it for a detection against exfiltration attempts. Sending a test file out to the Internet sure looks like testing an exfiltration detection. They claim that it read the DNS records and what was in tmp first.…
> most people are just speedrunning notetaking apps in JavaScript frameworks. I feel seen. But seriously, my app, with my preferences, written by a semi-trustworthy entity that isn’t trying to shove ads down my throat.…
I think the point is more about the intelligence gathering rather than the tampering.
Make them block you.
Yes, if only I could math, then the food cravings would stop..
It was “trusted” input, they validated the signature and everything.
This is a massively optional device that sits on your counter or wall. 1984 would be if you had to carry a Internet connected camera around with you all the time. Brave new world would be if you had to carry around an…
Most rational. Fight Club might be a better choice if you have children. Give them someone to look up to.
> That's a feature, not a side effect. You’re implying that the deep lizard state planned the LLM craze? Sama might be a lizard..
If any life destroys all life, it will be humans destroying all life. So any human promoting act is a contribution to the destruction of all life. Dolphins are advanced enough, we should let them take it from here.
Terrible website on mobile. Unreadable, text is moving around as you scroll.
They should make a black mirror episode about that..
Is anyone under the apprehension that LLMs are human brains? I don't think so. Clearly there are differences. I believe that during a response, there is some amount of experience or thinking happening. Obviously, it's…
Your brain cut off from any stimulus doesn't "know" either. There are a lot of reasonable arguments to be made against AI, but this isn't one of them. Tool bad because I used it wrong.
> Put the LLM/agent/AGI/SI in a box with full access to the internet. Don't give it any instructions. Nothing. Not even a system prompt. What happens? This doesn't even make sense. Without a system prompt, how will it…
Llama would be nice for the ggufs. Any specific flags or tutorials I should look at?
Two arc b60s. The intel vllm build is getting me ~15t/s decode with heavy context using qwen3.8 27b.
> llama.cpp via Vulkan (AMD / Intel / NVIDIA) or CPU fallback I got excited about someone paying attention to intel. Oh well.
> "waves" OP was postulating that there might be higher order patterns we can see arise out of underlying LLM mechanics.