Tell that to the humans working on matrix multiplication who spent years of their lives getting it from n^2.3728596 to n^2.371866, only for openai to blow it away at n^2.25
Have you learned something from every Fields medalist's research? If so you are a member of the extreme mathematical elite and you should probably just dig into the results yourself.
But the "mistranslation" is of the procedure that arrives at the final statement. The final statement, the thing that the lean code proves, itself has been well vetted by humans. So the lean proof correctly proves the…
I'm still confused where the money is going. Are providers getting more money for the same treatment because of the "complex" label?
If the government wanted to put iPhones in missiles, and apple said "we won't sell you iPhones to put in missiles" would the correct government response be to say "no government contractor can ever use an iPhone".
As someone ethically against the Mafia killing people, why would I want to watch a TV show that reminds me of the Mafia killing people?
Somehow people who think open models will lead to infinite abundance and people who think open models will kill AI development are both liking this post.
"Why bother regulating the production of uranium isotopes, killing people with nuclear weapons is already a crime"
Mens rea?
What probability of beneficence would you want before kicking off RSI? I'd probably want more than 99%
The optimistic outcome is the machines do the work and people can be freed from drudgery.
Cool, I like Keychron products, but can people really not even write a single tweet without using AI to speak for them now?
I appreciate the article, even though I disagree. The number of people who are absolutely certain of their position is just way too high. Anyway, I do think the heart of the practical question is what distinctions…
Slowing down helps China catch up though. I'm also not sure that the CCP is really the most enthusiastic supporter of unlimited access to arbitrarily powerful LLMs
Wow, how I have I never heard of this, this seems like a way better model than mouseless
I have many objections. > if we confuse fluency at generating text with consciousness or moral agency, we’re at risk of assigning responsibility to entirely the wrong parties whenever anyone uses a chatbot Consciousness…
A big 50% transfer of specific companies is probably too aggressive and arbitrary, but it's time to start thinking about how public ownership can work. Perhaps something like, "every year, companies over some size…
1/3 of food produced isn't eaten either.
I don't know where in my statement you saw the implication that we should not care about bad things happening to other humans, but it was a misapprehension.
It seems wild to me to write a (popular) article about consciousness in the year 2026 without addressing the elephant in the room: we are able to devise computer programs of increasing complexity that replicate more and…
That's because the default is 99% the way the app is designed to be used. If the default is regulated, then they will just say "sorry the default is boring, click here to bring back the feed" and everyone will just…
If the user selects "sort by algorithm" then I don't see how you've changed anything other than the default. I think it's pretty obvious just changing the default won't work.
LLM's are reducible to matrix multiplication in the same way that human cognition is reducible to physics. Reducibility does not imply understanding.
Yes yes the goal of life is to flourish and this metric doesn't measure flourishing directly so what's the point? And indeed is the fact that we talk about observable metrics rather than whatever else I had in mind not…
I'm not super optimistic personally, but isn't the optimistic outcome obvious? If AGI takes over, solves robotics, (and doesn't kill us all,) then we could see the elimination of all human labor for the purposes of…
Tell that to the humans working on matrix multiplication who spent years of their lives getting it from n^2.3728596 to n^2.371866, only for openai to blow it away at n^2.25
Have you learned something from every Fields medalist's research? If so you are a member of the extreme mathematical elite and you should probably just dig into the results yourself.
But the "mistranslation" is of the procedure that arrives at the final statement. The final statement, the thing that the lean code proves, itself has been well vetted by humans. So the lean proof correctly proves the…
I'm still confused where the money is going. Are providers getting more money for the same treatment because of the "complex" label?
If the government wanted to put iPhones in missiles, and apple said "we won't sell you iPhones to put in missiles" would the correct government response be to say "no government contractor can ever use an iPhone".
As someone ethically against the Mafia killing people, why would I want to watch a TV show that reminds me of the Mafia killing people?
Somehow people who think open models will lead to infinite abundance and people who think open models will kill AI development are both liking this post.
"Why bother regulating the production of uranium isotopes, killing people with nuclear weapons is already a crime"
Mens rea?
What probability of beneficence would you want before kicking off RSI? I'd probably want more than 99%
The optimistic outcome is the machines do the work and people can be freed from drudgery.
Cool, I like Keychron products, but can people really not even write a single tweet without using AI to speak for them now?
I appreciate the article, even though I disagree. The number of people who are absolutely certain of their position is just way too high. Anyway, I do think the heart of the practical question is what distinctions…
Slowing down helps China catch up though. I'm also not sure that the CCP is really the most enthusiastic supporter of unlimited access to arbitrarily powerful LLMs
Wow, how I have I never heard of this, this seems like a way better model than mouseless
I have many objections. > if we confuse fluency at generating text with consciousness or moral agency, we’re at risk of assigning responsibility to entirely the wrong parties whenever anyone uses a chatbot Consciousness…
A big 50% transfer of specific companies is probably too aggressive and arbitrary, but it's time to start thinking about how public ownership can work. Perhaps something like, "every year, companies over some size…
1/3 of food produced isn't eaten either.
I don't know where in my statement you saw the implication that we should not care about bad things happening to other humans, but it was a misapprehension.
It seems wild to me to write a (popular) article about consciousness in the year 2026 without addressing the elephant in the room: we are able to devise computer programs of increasing complexity that replicate more and…
That's because the default is 99% the way the app is designed to be used. If the default is regulated, then they will just say "sorry the default is boring, click here to bring back the feed" and everyone will just…
If the user selects "sort by algorithm" then I don't see how you've changed anything other than the default. I think it's pretty obvious just changing the default won't work.
LLM's are reducible to matrix multiplication in the same way that human cognition is reducible to physics. Reducibility does not imply understanding.
Yes yes the goal of life is to flourish and this metric doesn't measure flourishing directly so what's the point? And indeed is the fact that we talk about observable metrics rather than whatever else I had in mind not…
I'm not super optimistic personally, but isn't the optimistic outcome obvious? If AGI takes over, solves robotics, (and doesn't kill us all,) then we could see the elimination of all human labor for the purposes of…