> We already have an unspoken social contract that thou shalt not make a machine to impersonate a person. Before there were cars, there were no laws (or traditions) regarding cars. Until recently, there wasn't a…
What message did Leonardo convey in Mona Lisa? Are we sure you receive the same message? If not, and if it doesn't matter if its the same messgae, then how is it different from not having message at the sender's end and…
Abstraction and indirection does add cost of making it less clear. (But yeah, it is not obfuscation, as obfuscation is making it less clear as the main goal)
As understand it : - Llm has tools for pentesting. - there was little to no monitoring of what llm does for long periods of time. It's just doing random things until somebody complains, bringing this valuable PR. (Rogue…
How much internet does it actually need? Setup the test env for it. They already have copies of github and wikipedia, and stackovrflow and reddit and ... ( as they are used for training )
How would it stop the progress? Not allowing granades in kindergartens, does not stop progress of weapons.
It is also about clear demarcation, of validated stuff vs not yet validated. Crystal clear clarity is a nice thing to have. (As with everything, there are trade-offs)
To inform GP (and me) I interogated LLm a bit : word sized variable is relevant for performance, it is processed in exactly one cycle (I strongly suspect there is an asterix somewhere). Most notable uses, where int…
Nano always shows most important (all?) hotkeys on the screen. (works really well for its usecase)
Whoa there. Allowing people to use keyboard is NOT the same as forcing people to use keyboard. Also, only a few users will use only keyboard, but quite many will use some part of keyboard access. If today I need to…
If conspiracy exists, it's not US, just single person so ewhere at the top. If leverage exists, it might not dictate every move, just enough to help out the strategic direction.
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> We already have an unspoken social contract that thou shalt not make a machine to impersonate a person. Before there were cars, there were no laws (or traditions) regarding cars. Until recently, there wasn't a…
What message did Leonardo convey in Mona Lisa? Are we sure you receive the same message? If not, and if it doesn't matter if its the same messgae, then how is it different from not having message at the sender's end and…
Abstraction and indirection does add cost of making it less clear. (But yeah, it is not obfuscation, as obfuscation is making it less clear as the main goal)
As understand it : - Llm has tools for pentesting. - there was little to no monitoring of what llm does for long periods of time. It's just doing random things until somebody complains, bringing this valuable PR. (Rogue…
How much internet does it actually need? Setup the test env for it. They already have copies of github and wikipedia, and stackovrflow and reddit and ... ( as they are used for training )
How would it stop the progress? Not allowing granades in kindergartens, does not stop progress of weapons.
It is also about clear demarcation, of validated stuff vs not yet validated. Crystal clear clarity is a nice thing to have. (As with everything, there are trade-offs)
To inform GP (and me) I interogated LLm a bit : word sized variable is relevant for performance, it is processed in exactly one cycle (I strongly suspect there is an asterix somewhere). Most notable uses, where int…
Nano always shows most important (all?) hotkeys on the screen. (works really well for its usecase)
Whoa there. Allowing people to use keyboard is NOT the same as forcing people to use keyboard. Also, only a few users will use only keyboard, but quite many will use some part of keyboard access. If today I need to…
If conspiracy exists, it's not US, just single person so ewhere at the top. If leverage exists, it might not dictate every move, just enough to help out the strategic direction.
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