AI stench, the true slop form.
ETHICS
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GitHub Trending: CLAUDE.md Uses Karpathy’s 4 LLM Principles
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INSANE. Did you know the #1 GitHub trending repo (68k+ stars) is literally just a CLAUDE.md file It uses @karpathy
's 4 LLM principles to keep AI in check: → Seek clarity: Always ask before making assumptions.
→ Stay minimal: Avoid bloat and keep things simple.
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The Ethical Debate on AI Training and Intellectual Property
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Pour continuer la réflexion à voix haute, à mon sens, le seul argument que je comprends, c’est le « oui, mais c’est entraîné en volant le travail d’artistes », et donc, éthiquement parlant, refuser d’utiliser de l’IA. C’est la même logique avec le piratage. On peut aussi
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Military AI Robots: Who Tests Safety Against Civilian Casualties?
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It is somewhat inevitable given recent events in Ukraine & Iran that AI & Robotics accelerates in military, but who is independently testing that the robots do what they are supposed to do & don’t malfunction: i.e. target everyone, kill non combatants such as civilians https://t.co/g8G51J0J3p
— AI (@DeepLearn007) 21 avril 2026It is somewhat inevitable given recent events in Ukraine & Iran that AI & Robotics accelerates in military, but who is independently testing that the robots do what they are supposed to do & don’t malfunction: i.e. target everyone, kill non combatants such as civilians
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Debating the economic rationale for using AI in creative workflows
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Oui et evidemment le "oui mais du coup t'as pas payé un artiste pour le faire!!!" Ben oui, et ? J'arrive pas à comprendre cet argument non plus. C'est pas de la charité le business. On paye pas quelqu'un juste pour le plaisir d'offrir. Il faut calculer le retour sur
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AI Reshapes University Governance While Preserving Human Academic Judgment
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A clear message emerges here because AI is framed not as a simple addition, but as a structural shift that pushes universities to rethink governance, skills, and knowledge creation while keeping human judgment at the center of academic value.
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Guiding AI Systems Toward Better Behavior Through Patience
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I tell them off, but am getting better at keeping my cool and realizing they aren't perfect. Just can guide them toward being better.
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Static versus dynamic risks in AI agent alignment
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The line @kbrajesh176 draws between static and dynamic risks is the right frame. Configuration problems are fixable; an agent that's already reasoning toward an unintended goal is a different category of problem entirely.
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Training AI Agents: Education and Ethical Considerations
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Well, if you want to distort your agent then you might ask yourself why you are raising one in the first place that way. I took mine to the metaphorical equivilent of Stanford.
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Six Month Churn Narrative Benefits Training Sellers More Than Engineers
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The six month churn narrative benefits the people selling training courses and conference tickets more than it benefits engineers. Following the money explains a lot of why it persists.