Prompt includes no detail about the scene; “Now contrast with the Jurassic World sequence of events in entering the indominus Rex enclosure. What did the characters in the movie do wrongly, and what processes do they clearly not have in place but should.”
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o3 Demonstrates Strong Understanding of Jurassic World Timeline
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Will note that o3 has a robust enough sequence of events from the Jurassic World film to construct and critique a timeline of character actions in a particular scene, and while it’s clearly riffing it understands much more detail than I would have expected.
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Reckless Risk-Taking With AI Technology Safety Concerns
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“Though I am suddenly wary of giving you anything which you might put close to your eyeballs, because you seem to be willing to take incredible risks for no real purpose.”
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AI Safety Inspection Protocol Raises Ethical Concerns
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That would have occasioned a conversation like “Why do you want to go in?” “We need to do visual inspection of scratches on the interior walls to see if the asset escaped.” “I have many more follow-up questions. Some will be directed at your superiors.”
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Safety Protocol Gaps in On-Site Operations and Communication
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We don’t have anyone establish live on-site comms to Ops before walking into an enclosure, and apparently we have all three people on-site move into the enclosure rather than e.g. one staying outside as relay to Ops and safety buddy.
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Next Token Models Hallucination Research Findings
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“Sometimes next token models hallucinate” one of the more clarifying research results in the last few years.
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Dangerous Ops Practices: Emotional Communication and Distracted Management
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Oh good we have a distraught twenty-something in Ops command center who things emoting into walkie-talkie in middle of incident is best practice. Oh management outside command center is making lock/unlock decisions via cell phone? While driving, for bonus points.
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Jurassic World Operations: Critical Security Failures in Tech Management
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Rewatching the Jurassic World movie scene and I understand intellectually that it is there because they need a movie to happen but ahhhh every five seconds there is another teachable moment for Ops on Things No One In This Job Should Ever Do.
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LLM Design Choices Outperform Traditional Sci-Fi Set Design
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… “transition corridor.” (Probably not what I would have called it, but it’s a two stage airlock design, because LLM makes better choices than movie set designers out of the box.)
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LLM World Models and Failure Case Defense Mechanisms
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Sometimes people say that the LLMs make obvious errors because they don’t have a world model, but one is welcome to one’s guess as to what percentage of population has sufficiently detailed world model to discuss layers of defense against failure cases in a remotely operated…