ah fair enough. Didn't look close enough. Oh well.
This is great. Running a virtual OS on your phone is a great way to explore apps without worrying about excess data collection and permissions if done correctly. And iOS apps on android? Brilliant. A few platforms…
https://shitter.thepixora.com/davidmbudden/status/2107646435...
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Is there a way to do this manually?
lol I suppose ill add that I think theres a good chance that they are somewhat intentionally trying to "draw the foul" to get the referees to intervene although thats creeping slightly into conspiracy territory
My theory for why OpenAI wants to be regulated is because Sam Altman wants to avoid having to be more responsible and self regulate internally so they can preserve the role and identity of 'move fast and break things'…
Meanwhile Grocery chains: "lets buy that data so we know whats inconvenient for him at any moment and price accordingly"
So far, yeah. It doesn't eliminate the possibility over the next 5-10 years of the AI race that we wont encounter a scenario that results in a well positioned lab making a clean break
Very cool. I'd love to see someone with access to plenty of token$ make something similar for the "Browser Desktop OS" test. That seems like a pretty comprehensive test thats also fun to test just like this!
Starting to think its purposeful "acting out" to get regulatory attention
I keep wondering why a robot-vacuum-charging-dock style solution hasn't materialized. We've seen to robotic arm demos but those aren't around because they are overkill for the task. But something that the car…
'model welfare' as a concept seems so premature that I can only question the motivations behind pushing for it at this particular point in time
On the flip side, its important to know just how much we would be sacrificing if big frontier gets their way in convincing the courts that distillation is a bad thing
I really need the spacebar to expand slightly more on the right so my thumb doesn't miss it while typing. Wish it were customizable.
+1
I would like that. I wonder if its something a software update can enable or not
Need this but for AI models. Sleep mode where they self prune and optimize overnight for their daily purpose.
oh for F's sake. come on.
The Pelican Brief
Also perhaps AI agents are now capable enough to run these apps the way the user would and recognize these dark patterns. Flag those and feed it back to a warning at the point of sale that users can upvote there to…
I guess it falls on how the courts see it. I'm sure the app devs would love to take their money.
Does explicit licensing and the threat of a lawsuit related to violation of it not help here?
Need to rethink the system that allows for (and encourages) this kind of plausible deniability. From "Oh we need this permission for [non essential feature] and you need to accept it if you want the app at all" -> to…
Wow.
ah fair enough. Didn't look close enough. Oh well.
This is great. Running a virtual OS on your phone is a great way to explore apps without worrying about excess data collection and permissions if done correctly. And iOS apps on android? Brilliant. A few platforms…
https://shitter.thepixora.com/davidmbudden/status/2107646435...
[dead]
Is there a way to do this manually?
lol I suppose ill add that I think theres a good chance that they are somewhat intentionally trying to "draw the foul" to get the referees to intervene although thats creeping slightly into conspiracy territory
My theory for why OpenAI wants to be regulated is because Sam Altman wants to avoid having to be more responsible and self regulate internally so they can preserve the role and identity of 'move fast and break things'…
Meanwhile Grocery chains: "lets buy that data so we know whats inconvenient for him at any moment and price accordingly"
So far, yeah. It doesn't eliminate the possibility over the next 5-10 years of the AI race that we wont encounter a scenario that results in a well positioned lab making a clean break
Very cool. I'd love to see someone with access to plenty of token$ make something similar for the "Browser Desktop OS" test. That seems like a pretty comprehensive test thats also fun to test just like this!
Starting to think its purposeful "acting out" to get regulatory attention
I keep wondering why a robot-vacuum-charging-dock style solution hasn't materialized. We've seen to robotic arm demos but those aren't around because they are overkill for the task. But something that the car…
'model welfare' as a concept seems so premature that I can only question the motivations behind pushing for it at this particular point in time
On the flip side, its important to know just how much we would be sacrificing if big frontier gets their way in convincing the courts that distillation is a bad thing
I really need the spacebar to expand slightly more on the right so my thumb doesn't miss it while typing. Wish it were customizable.
+1
I would like that. I wonder if its something a software update can enable or not
Need this but for AI models. Sleep mode where they self prune and optimize overnight for their daily purpose.
oh for F's sake. come on.
The Pelican Brief
Also perhaps AI agents are now capable enough to run these apps the way the user would and recognize these dark patterns. Flag those and feed it back to a warning at the point of sale that users can upvote there to…
I guess it falls on how the courts see it. I'm sure the app devs would love to take their money.
Does explicit licensing and the threat of a lawsuit related to violation of it not help here?
Need to rethink the system that allows for (and encourages) this kind of plausible deniability. From "Oh we need this permission for [non essential feature] and you need to accept it if you want the app at all" -> to…
Wow.