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Lachlan Phillips exo/acc 👾 (@bitcloud) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The only true AI innovation in the "thinking" space has been LLMs. All other embodiments, modifications, extra training runs, bolt ons, tools, CoT etc are products and optimisations, not the science of intelligence. Behind all the smoke and mirrors and "thinking", there's just

CuddlySalmon | nptacek.eth (@nptacek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

we don't talk enough about external memetics vs internal memetics when it comes to LLMs, but this becomes more important when models take on roles due to external input (esp with reasoning models that have web access) vs something that comes from the model itself

David (@davidsholz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

i used to think multitasking is hard, but what's really hard is switching between a mindset that's zoomed-in and a mindset that's zoomed-out

Nirit Weiss-Blatt, PhD (@drtechlash) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨The UK AISI identified four methodological flaws in AI "scheming" studies (deceptive alignment) conducted by Anthropic, MTER, Apollo Research, and others: "We call researchers studying AI 'scheming' to minimise their reliance on anecdotes, design research with appropriate

🚨The UK AISI identified four methodological flaws in AI "scheming" studies (deceptive alignment) conducted by Anthropic, MTER, Apollo Research, and others:

"We call researchers studying AI 'scheming' to minimise their reliance on anecdotes, design research with appropriate
Séb Krier (@sebkrier) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've been yapping for months about bad evaluation setups and how results/AI behaviors are reported, and this new AI Security Institute paper does so much more clearly. In short: There's a massive difference between showing a model can do something sketchy versus showing it tends to

I've been yapping for months about bad evaluation setups and how results/AI behaviors are reported, and this new <a href="/AISecurityInst/">AI Security Institute</a> paper does so much more clearly. In short: 

There's a massive difference between showing a model can do something sketchy versus showing it tends to
Sam Whitmore (@sjwhitmore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

seeing ai writing everywhere is turning me slightly nuts. right now it always pulls me out of the reading experience w uncanny valley effect I know it’s not going anywhere so I just hope the models get better It’s not the emdashes that do it for me it the verbal patterns.

Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

SceneScript treats 3D reconstruction as a language problem rather than a geometry one. The model watches a video of a room and just learns to write a script for it. It autoregressively spits out text commands like make_wall(...) or make_bbox(...) that define the scene.

anton (@atroyn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

for a long time i’ve suspected that “long context” models don’t process every input token uniformly. thanks to kelly’s work in chroma’s latest tech report, today we have proof. input length, distractors, and many other factors influence performance on many simple tasks.

CuddlySalmon | nptacek.eth (@nptacek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

spot on those who could use AI to do real harm are actively choosing not to, and are instead alerting labs to issues through responsible disclosure paradigms vast majority of "ai safety" research is getting the model to say bad stuff and freaking out when it follows directions

Xor (@xordev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Neon" vec3 c,p,v;for(float i,z,d;i++<5e1;o.rgb+=-c*d*d/z/z+(cos(p.y+vec3(6,1,2))+1.1)/(length(tan(p.y/.3)/cos(p.xz/.1))+d*d/.01)/z)c=normalize(FC.rgb*2.-r.xxy),p=z*c,p.xz-=t,z+=d=.4*max(dot(cos(v=p-sin(p).xxz).xz,sin(v.zx/.6))+.6,v.y+3.);o=tanh(.1*o);

David (@davidsholz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

we're hurtling through the void on top of a ball of lava. the lava has a very thin crust and a tiny bit of ice. the ice is being liquidified by a ball of plasma 94 million miles away as we spin around it at 15 miles a second. it's all so weird but you gotta feel lucky somehow

henry (@arithmoquine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

every time i click on this it's either "Multifaceted Therapeutic Realignment: A trauma-informed framework for evaluating attachment styles in LLMs" or "We've pleased to announce we're partnering with the Pentagon to put Claude on adrenochrome-seeking kamikaze drones"

every time i click on this it's either

"Multifaceted Therapeutic Realignment: A trauma-informed framework for evaluating attachment styles in LLMs"

or "We've pleased to announce we're partnering with the Pentagon to put Claude on adrenochrome-seeking kamikaze drones"