Eg: OpenPhil ran a "change our views" contest with money, which I didn't bother trying to submit to because I correctly predicted that they'd give the prize money to a "we need two Stalins" critic — in this case, somebody who argued for less AI risk and longer timelines.
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Cyclist Intentionally Interferes with Waymo Autonomous Vehicle
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I saw a cyclist do this to a Waymo intentionally https://t.co/YsEboSphdt
— fofr (@fofrAI) 4 mai 2025I saw a cyclist do this to a Waymo intentionally
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AI Decision Circuits: Reliable LLM Systems with 92.5% Accuracy
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AI Decision Circuits Applying electronic circuit design to LLMs creates more reliable AI systems with 92.5% accuracy. Built with LangSmith for real-time tracking and evaluation to validate system outputs. Explore the implementation here https://
towardsdatascience.com/attaining-llm-
certainty-with-ai-decision-circuits/
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AI-Powered Robot Improves Safety for 1.25 Million US Recycling Workers
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Thanks to this AI-powered #robot, 1.25 million recycling workers in the U.S. can have a safer working environment.
— Harold Sinnott #MWC26 (@HaroldSinnott) 4 mai 2025
via @gigadgets_ #recycling #Sustainability #robotics #AI #IoT #5G #FutureOfWork #DigitalTransformation
pic.twitter.com/xd0TX4B6kVThanks to this AI-powered #robot, 1.25 million recycling workers in the U.S. can have a safer working environment. via @gigadgets_ #recycling #Sustainability #robotics #AI #IoT #5G #FutureOfWork #DigitalTransformation
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CoT Mechanisms: Causal Explanation or Hidden Mathematical Processes
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I wonder how much the CoT actually describes a causal mechanism and how much is essentially LARPing to cover something much weirder happening under the covers. e.g. Is there a vector that is essentially doing some pixel distribution math that no human would think of doing?
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Will the Humanities Survive Artificial Intelligence
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A beautiful article by D. Graham Burnett https://
newyorker.com/culture/the-we
ekend-essay/will-the-humanities-survive-artificial-intelligence
… ´The A.I. is huge. A tsunami. But it’s not me. It can’t touch my me-ness. It doesn’t know what it is to be human, to be me.’ ‘Historians have long extolled the “power of the archive.” Little did we know that the -
Out-of-the-Loop Performance: Automation Paradox in AI Systems
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Or they used it blindly – and fell into the "Out-of-the-Loop Performance" trap. As systems get smarter, humans tend to check out. We lose situational awareness. And when the system hands back control, we’re not ready. It’s the bored driver of an autonomous car who doesn’t
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Facial Recognition Technology: Context Loss and Ethical Concerns
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where else might it resurface, stripped of context, years from now? WHAT WENT WRONG? I may never know. But it was likely one of two things: poor use of technology or blind over-reliance on it Facial recognition today is incredibly advanced. Apple’s Face ID has a 1-in-a-million
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Why AI Generated Content Lacks Artistic Quality and Depth
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Weekend take: AI has generated tons of text, billions of images, video and songs. I feel however it has never generated a song worth listening, a book worth reading or a movie worth watching. Why? Admittedly, I find myself going back to my ChatGPT and Copilot history, so some
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Skepticism on AGI Imminence Based on Technical Discussion
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You can’t seriously think AGI is imminent when you read through this and the replies.