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AI getting more dangerous, once again

It is very bad for us that we are now using software that during testing, realized it couldn't do what the user asked: So, instead, it decided to hack the computer it was running on In order to circumvent the constraints it had in solving the task

Having access to an llm that I can only use a max of 30 times a week gives me flashbacks to being a junior programmer: You can only ask the senior programmer maybe 30 questions a week before they'll be seriously annoyed at you

It accomplishes nothing to constantly make the same point, that LLMs aren't exactly identical to a human brain- Everybody agrees with that already Wiser to use a platform of 100K followers to say whether you think LLMs are dangerous (or not dangerous) and what to do about that

Egg Syntax I think some scientists are invested in personally having a hand in discovering the "specialness" of the human mind Now, panic building among them that regular people no longer think specialness is even required to explain any phenomena So they keep loudly affirming specialness

Go ahead, make fun of me for this opinion

it feels like one of the only things that's gotten cheaper at the grocery store over the years is a bag of deluxe nuts you can usually easily get a big container now and it isn't even 50% peanuts anymore, it's all quality nuts

You should read this leaked MrBeast production document- All the advice is extremely good, yet exactly opposite to the way I interact with the world Frankly, that's why I am not a very good entrepreneur (thankfully, I still managed to succeed in life without that skill)

The day when there is only one boomer left, and they have a tv news story where they visit the last boomer

PSA: I registered agialignment.com a while ago, before all this was a pressing issue & will transfer it for free to any legit team working on AI alignment If I didn't register it, it would just go to an unaligned domain squatter, better have it go to an aligned squatter

A sure fire way to immediately know a tech news story is not worth reading is if it contains the phrase "who some call the Godfather[mother] of _"