> Google currently has the most generous usage limits on their $20 plan among US providers, so it's a pretty good deal. Are you saying when you use Argon in antigravity it has generous token usage? I forget if I tried…
Yeah this was hard to navigate on my phone but what I saw on my phone didn't look "stunning".
Every A.I. related post here has someone saying "I for one see no difference between a human being and an A.I." but this may be the first time I've seen this cliche extended to "How bizarre to meet a human being that…
As I understood it the less wrong people think the A.I. will likely rapidly cause human extinction. I'm not familiar with/ wasn't familiar with any "economic" phases of the lore.
My comment had nothing to do with the economy. I was finding humor at the visual of a guy with authority over an actual existent threat (nuclear arsenal) being told the lesswrong lore about graphic cards in data centers…
I can't imagine why someone with control of a nuclear arsenal wasn't wetting his pants over the existential risk of graphic cards.
Why do you expect it to crash before the OpenAI IPO?
> Anthropic thinks it is. Does that have to be true? I thought IPOs were about selling the company. Never mind the fact that companies do not think and this is like saying "My lemonade stand thinks it's going to have…
I will note William Gibson definetly wasn't in any traditional sense a tech enthusiast. In Novemember 1994 he said: "I don't have an e-mail address, I don't even have a modem. As much as I admire the Internet I suffer…
Wouldn't a delay due to synthetic COT generation look pretty much the same as a delay due to insufficient compute for all customers?
If you only have to look at revenue to determine the value of a company stock picking must be very easy for you. Calculate the price to revenue ratio of all companies and select whichever ones have the best ratio.
Your question is vague and you didn't explain your point of confusion but consider the fact that securities laws are not fungible between nations.
I agree we shouldn't believe Anthropic but if you wanted to scam people into thinking they weren't using Claude wouldn't you simply generate synthetic COT?
> What I don't understand is, why would Google allow such direct competition to their own AI subscription? They are much better off with you using "Google docs" then if Claude or someone else were to launch "Claude…
Suppose the big 2 labs didn't think the expense was "worth it." Wouldn't they keep spending anyway because they need to hype things up before IPO?
If Claude's custom solution is less secure than LiteLLM there will be no news report informing you of a vulnerability.
If you stick with older LiteLLM versions you won't get proper support for new LLM releases, correct?
That's hilarious considering they are aiming to IPO at a 2 trillion dollar valuation.
I suppose, for you, an extinction question that didn't mention LLMs is evidence that Anthropic should be given regulatory capture of LLM development!
Even the original Stargate movie had a space ship but space ships were never central to the concept itself. You could do a similar show and not have space ships due to faster than light travel being impossible. (While…
4.1 flash was already multimodal. What do you mean by "It's not identical, it has vision built in..."
> Scientists have been saying global warming would have destroyed humans by the early 2000s Are you 20 or less years old and this is your impression of history per Twitter?
It's pointless to make this claim without case law stating this for LLMs specifically this is merely speculation on how a judge might rule.
> All the armchair cybersec experts claiming they "obviously" should have airgapped are the ones being absurd. I'm sorry was this meant to be a defense of Anthropic? The company claiming A.I. is an threat to the human…
Over a million words is significantly longer than the bible and it's treated as one work: "There also used to be a practice on LW of telling newbies who weren't producing good content to come back when they'd read the…
> Google currently has the most generous usage limits on their $20 plan among US providers, so it's a pretty good deal. Are you saying when you use Argon in antigravity it has generous token usage? I forget if I tried…
Yeah this was hard to navigate on my phone but what I saw on my phone didn't look "stunning".
Every A.I. related post here has someone saying "I for one see no difference between a human being and an A.I." but this may be the first time I've seen this cliche extended to "How bizarre to meet a human being that…
As I understood it the less wrong people think the A.I. will likely rapidly cause human extinction. I'm not familiar with/ wasn't familiar with any "economic" phases of the lore.
My comment had nothing to do with the economy. I was finding humor at the visual of a guy with authority over an actual existent threat (nuclear arsenal) being told the lesswrong lore about graphic cards in data centers…
I can't imagine why someone with control of a nuclear arsenal wasn't wetting his pants over the existential risk of graphic cards.
Why do you expect it to crash before the OpenAI IPO?
> Anthropic thinks it is. Does that have to be true? I thought IPOs were about selling the company. Never mind the fact that companies do not think and this is like saying "My lemonade stand thinks it's going to have…
I will note William Gibson definetly wasn't in any traditional sense a tech enthusiast. In Novemember 1994 he said: "I don't have an e-mail address, I don't even have a modem. As much as I admire the Internet I suffer…
Wouldn't a delay due to synthetic COT generation look pretty much the same as a delay due to insufficient compute for all customers?
If you only have to look at revenue to determine the value of a company stock picking must be very easy for you. Calculate the price to revenue ratio of all companies and select whichever ones have the best ratio.
Your question is vague and you didn't explain your point of confusion but consider the fact that securities laws are not fungible between nations.
I agree we shouldn't believe Anthropic but if you wanted to scam people into thinking they weren't using Claude wouldn't you simply generate synthetic COT?
> What I don't understand is, why would Google allow such direct competition to their own AI subscription? They are much better off with you using "Google docs" then if Claude or someone else were to launch "Claude…
Suppose the big 2 labs didn't think the expense was "worth it." Wouldn't they keep spending anyway because they need to hype things up before IPO?
If Claude's custom solution is less secure than LiteLLM there will be no news report informing you of a vulnerability.
If you stick with older LiteLLM versions you won't get proper support for new LLM releases, correct?
That's hilarious considering they are aiming to IPO at a 2 trillion dollar valuation.
I suppose, for you, an extinction question that didn't mention LLMs is evidence that Anthropic should be given regulatory capture of LLM development!
Even the original Stargate movie had a space ship but space ships were never central to the concept itself. You could do a similar show and not have space ships due to faster than light travel being impossible. (While…
4.1 flash was already multimodal. What do you mean by "It's not identical, it has vision built in..."
> Scientists have been saying global warming would have destroyed humans by the early 2000s Are you 20 or less years old and this is your impression of history per Twitter?
It's pointless to make this claim without case law stating this for LLMs specifically this is merely speculation on how a judge might rule.
> All the armchair cybersec experts claiming they "obviously" should have airgapped are the ones being absurd. I'm sorry was this meant to be a defense of Anthropic? The company claiming A.I. is an threat to the human…
Over a million words is significantly longer than the bible and it's treated as one work: "There also used to be a practice on LW of telling newbies who weren't producing good content to come back when they'd read the…