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SAFETY
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Can Claude Disclose Secrets From Uploaded Documents?
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If I opt in to this, is there any chance a future version of Claude could tell someone else a secret it learned from a document that I upload for summarization or similar?
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Anthropic to Train AI on User Data
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According to The Verge, Anthropic will start training its AI models on user’s data who didn’t explicitly opt-out. Following the trend
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ADAS evolution toward full autonomy requires human judgment
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Progress in driving automation (ADAS) shows how technology gradually takes over responsibility without removing the presence of human judgment, suggesting that the transition to full autonomy must respect both complexity and context. Microblog by @antgrasso #ADAS
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How AI is reshaping the values we live by
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AI isn’t just reinforcing old biases—it’s reshaping the values we live by. In this blog, SAS' Evan Markfield explores this shift, echoed in *Pondering AI* episodes with John Danaher, Matt Scherer, and Susie Alegre. Each conversation asks: how will AI change what we consider
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Taking Control of Our AI Destiny and Future
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On ne peut plus rien faire. On va devoir gérer notre destin.
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Nous Research Introduces Hermes 4 Open Hybrid Reasoning Models
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Nous Research introduced Hermes 4, a family of open, hybrid reasoning models Designed to be neutral, the models achieve SOTA on RefusalBench, which tests for willingness to be helpful in scenarios usually disallowed by both closed and open models
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AI Vision Models: Weaknesses in Counting and Image Generation
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Clear weak spots remain counting, generating alternate images when the training data is thick (full glasses of wine, clocks with oddly set hands), etc. It isn't hard to make them fail. But there is a lot they do very well, and the gains have been pretty quick so far.
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Proactive AI Implementation for Positive Impact Today
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If you want to use AI for good, an easy way to do that is to start figuring out how to use AI for good, rather than simply waiting for AI to get better and hoping that helps solve problems.
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AI-Assisted Cybercrime: Vibe Hacking Attack Steals Data
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Update and great video on AI-assisted cybercrime One bad actor spent a month "vibe hacking" — using AI to hit 17 orgs and steal sensitive data, and then threatened to expose the private data unless a ransom was met. The ransom was up to $500,000. "You would typically see