I wonder if you'd be open to avoiding words like "safe", "unsafe", and "harmful" requests. Requests do not have any of those attributes. Refusing a task can also be an "unsafe" behavior. It's entirely context dependent.
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System Prompt Changes Cannot Fix Underlying Model Bias
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This is the key issue – changes to the system prompt can only paper over the underlying behavior that appears to have been trained into the model. @simonw those system prompt changes you highlighted won't really fix the underlying bias.
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User Frustration with Vertex Platform for AI Access
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Oh great. I had been using it thru Vertex, but I really despise having to use Vertex…
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Interesting observation regarding the new Kimi model
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Interesting point about the new Kimi model:
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New Song Created Using Kimi AI Creative Tool
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New song just hit thanks to Kimi 😀 https://
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Management Demands New VSCode Fork From Developers
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Management: You know what the world really needs?
— Jeremy Howard (@jeremyphoward) 14 juillet 2025
Devs: ?
Management: A new vscode fork.
Devs: ???
Management: OK get to work. https://t.co/RJQgrTSbSIManagement: You know what the world really needs?
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Management: A new vscode fork.
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Transparency Requirements for AI Model Attribution at Scale
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If you're that scale I don't think it's unreasonable to add a note saying that your product uses the model?
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Intellectual property rights debate in AI context
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I don't know. I don't see what that's got to do with me. Maybe someone else said something along these lines or something? I didn't say anything like “abolishing intellectual property rights would be good”.
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Software Value in AI Era Remains Debatable
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You said "this would mean all software has no value". I don't believe this is correct. That's all.
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Open Source Software Value Beyond IP Laws
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@ctjlewis you locked down replies mid-thread, which means I now can't reply to you, so I have to QT-reply. Open source software I create has a *lot* of value to me, *and* to others. It's definitely not the case that I require IP laws to make my work valuable to either audience.