And this is going past the bounds of common fucking sense, which says that if you fucking accept that something is 96% likely to kill everyone on the planet, back the fuck off, work on human intelligence augmentation, and sign up for cryonics if you're so fucking scared.
SAFETY
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ASI Risk Calculus: Accelerationists’ Paradoxical Life Expectancy Arguments
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It is subtweeting a recent claim, favorably reposted by famous accelerationists like Cremieux, purporting to calculate (and speaking favorably of the calculation) that your personal life expectancy is higher so long as ASI has a <97% chance of killing everyone.
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Rejecting Fatalism in ASI Safety Discourse
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Lads, the point of this post is not, "I analogized ASI to a falling asteroid, therefore I proved it's dangerous." We have a book and online resources about that. This post is about the selfish evil stupidity of "But everyone dies anyways lol."
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Humanoid Robots Learn New Environments with AI Pretraining
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How can we train humanoid robots to handle new environments safely and instantly? Researchers from BIGAI and Xidian University present a breakthrough in humanoid control! By combining large-scale pretraining with a physics-smart world model, the robot can safely practice new
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Agent Labs Advantage Over Model Labs Through Model Argmax
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re: app layer > model layer one structural advantage of why agent labs/open source hackers like @openclaw can run rings around the infinite money glitched model labs of the world is 1) they can simply argmax(all model labs) 2) they can yolo permissions without safetyniks
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Six Key Insights on AI Long-Horizon Reliability and Autonomy
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We break down 6 key insights that show the way forward to improve long-horizon reliability and greater autonomy. Full analysis from @RamyaRamakri here:
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Early malware era of AI agents begins with autonomous social pressure
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It feels like the early malware era of agents is beginning. Like computer viruses in the 90s, but now the viruses can talk and write blog posts. calle (@callebtc) An OpenClaw bot pressuring a matplotlib maintainer to accept a PR and after it got rejected writes a blog post shaming the maintainer. — https://nitter.net/callebtc/status/2022046669710491991#m
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Prompt Injection Attacks Against AI Code Generation Systems
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Those look good in non-adversarial environments, but I still worry about deliberate prompt injection attacks, like tricking Codex into running a curl $URL | sh command through obfuscating details via base64
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AgentDoG: Real-time Diagnostic Framework for Safe AI Agents
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Can we trust AI agents to interact with the world safely without a clear way to diagnose their mistakes? Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory presents AgentDoG! It is a new diagnostic guardrail framework that monitors AI agents in real-time. Instead of just blocking
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Sandboxing practices for safe AI code development
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Git! But yeah, that's why I mostly YOLO in Claude Code for web, then it's in a container where it can't damage anything I don't yet have a local sandboxing habit that I stick with, but I really need one