

What did they see? A pause used to be at the edge of the overton window. Now it's being considered by 3 out of the 3 leading labs.

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What did they see? A pause used to be at the edge of the overton window. Now it's being considered by 3 out of the 3 leading labs.
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exactly, even the most wrong one is still directionally true, it’s just a different set of open weight models causing the threat. not my fault Meta has been so weak 🙂
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Imagine if today all you had was Fable 5 from Anthropic & GPT 5.5 from OpenAI – No Local Inference – No OpenCode : Hermes – No GPUs / DGX Sparks / Mac Studios Just a hostage situation to a few corps willing to rugpull you any sec Now you understand why we need Opensource AI
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I tried. It thought I was trying to make a bomb and stopped communicating with me.
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I imagine Claude Code changing my administrator password on my computer to keep me safe They will lock you out of as many things as possible in the name of safety if they could Imagine not being able to use your computer as you want, that’s what yesterday release is building to

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less novel, but still very interesting impo is the gated approach to self-modification the agent basically forks itself, propose a patch, run through multiple tests (static/sandbox/diff), and something called a binding held out gate before modificaiton lands

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"Auto-Harness: Harnesses That Improve Themselves" What if an AI agent improved the harness that controls how it acts? Thus, instead of humans adjusting prompts, tools, retry rules, and verification for each model, this article explores
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OpenAI unveils Lockdown Mode to protect sensitive #Data from prompt injection attacks
by Anthony Ha @TechCrunch Learn more: https://
bit.ly/4e2EVQw #GenerativeAI #ArtificialIntelligence #MI #AI #LLM

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Dario Amodei just published an unusually candid essay about where AI is heading. The tl;dr with quotes. His new piece, Policy on the AI Exponential, reads more like a warning from the person building the thing. The core problem is timing. AI moves on an exponential. He is very

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1 in 10 Americans now get news from AI chatbots. When @Stanford researchers tested them with 2,100 real news questions, they found that the chatbots can get facts wrong in invisible ways. Here's what they discovered: https://
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odays-headlines-through-ai-a-real-time-audit-of-six-commercial-chatbots
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