I'm not saying they shouldn't cap their products. But they shouldn't do it behind the customer's back. If you want to sell me a product with certain capabilities, don't secretly modify the behavior of the model without warning. You cannot be a seller of a technology that you later censor…
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Simple Loop to Maintain Repos with Codex and Orchestration Skills
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Here's a simple loop: Tell codex to maintain your repos, wake up every 5 minutes and direct work to threads. That makes it easy to parallelize+steer work as needed. I use a orchestrator skill combined with my triage+autoreview+computer use skills, so some work can land
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Syll: Open-source harness unifying APIs, CLI, GUI for AI agent learning
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What if your AI agent could learn your workflow by watching you click, type, and run commands across apps, terminals, and websites? Tsinghua University and GigaAI present Syll — an open-source, self-hosted harness that unifies APIs, CLI, and GUI in one runtime. Users teach
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AI dominance by few labs and technological race for safety criticized
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Surely one or two labs should not dominate AI. It also shouldn’t be a technological race to decide who gets to keep the world safe (or not).
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Data underappreciated in training models; watch out for these cracks.
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Data is the most underappreciated topic in training models + These guys are cracks => watch out for what they'll do !
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Subscription plans massively subsidized, actual value far higher
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Subscription plans are massively subsidized. And by massively, I mean absurdly: Claude Max 20x: $200/month, with usage reportedly worth around $8,000 ChatGPT Pro 20x: $200/month, with usage reportedly worth around $14,000
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Anthropic backs down on invisible sabotage of Fable
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As expected, Anthropic backs down on its intention to sabotage without warning the user when using Fable for AI research. From now on, the sabotage will not be invisible thanks to a fallback system to Opus 4.8, as it does with other topics.
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Agentic evaluation remains under-resourced
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Agentic evaluation remains massively under-resourced as a field.
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OpenAI considers pricing war after Anthropic’s impressive models
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Alternative interpretation: OpenAI are finding Anthropic's latest models to be surprisingly good and are considering a pricing war in response
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Visible cyber/bio refusals vs invisible frontier LLM refusals
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Those were the visible refusals for cyber/bio/etc – it was just the refusals for "frontier LLM development" that were deliberately made invisible