Check out his full blog post for details (and congrats @PiotrCzapla for your first @answerdotai blog post! 😀 )
@jeremyphoward
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Bug-Free Code Raises Concerns in AI Development
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"It scares me a bit, when I see how bug free the code looks like." Me too!
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Understanding AI’s Lethal Trifecta Risk Framework
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As Piotr explains, this is a nasty and unexpected example of @simonw
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LLM Tool Call Vulnerability Discovered Across Major Providers
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Piotr discovered something worrying: if you give an LLM a list of tools it's allowed to call, it might decide to also call a tool you didn't provide! Impacts all major US providers except @OpenAI
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Impressive coding results in AI development
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Coding results look impressive too. Anyone tried this yet?
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ARC-AGI benchmark: Fact-checking claims about AI capabilities
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All 3 points here are wrong BTW: ARC-AGI came out 2 years ago It was declared "impossible for AI" beaten within the year, so they made ARC-AGI-2. Fact checking should occur *prior* to posting.
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Selling photo rights and lawsuits against AI services
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Sell the rights to a stock photo service then sue them all.
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Adding Notes to Agent Settings Improves Performance
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If you add a note to your agent's settings file so it's in the system prompt, then they do a good job of it
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Make Your Website Agent Friendly with This Guide
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Have your agent make your site agent friendly by pointing them here:
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llms.txt standard convention improves interoperability
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u/Alfred_the_Butler says: "llms.txt as a standard convention makes interop easier"