on what possible set of definitions?? and do you think AlphaFold is a conscious being? if how would you draw a line between that and say Claude? it doesn’t hold up to careful inspection.
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AI capabilities outpace measurement, says Snorkel AI CEO
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“Our ability to do stuff with AI has significantly outpaced our ability to measure capabilities,” says @ajratner, CEO of Snorkel AI.
— Snorkel AI (@SnorkelAI) 31 mai 2026
Alex recently joined the @chain_ofthought podcast with @ConorBronsdon to talk all things frontier AI.
Watch the full conversation covering the… pic.twitter.com/cQZkRoY16i“Our ability to do stuff with AI has significantly outpaced our ability to measure capabilities,” says @ajratner
, CEO of Snorkel AI. Alex recently joined the @chain_ofthought podcast with @ConorBronsdon to talk all things frontier AI. Watch the full conversation covering the -
AI stumble predicted as ‘too big to fail’ with potential carnage
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Anyone remember how I said in January 2025 that AI was going to be stumble and be dubbed “too big to fail”, along with cries for bailouts? If that call was correct – which increasingly seems likely, as the bets escalate to insane heights – the carnage could be immense:
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Autoreview keeps GPT honest and helps achieve real goals
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gotta use autoreview, that keeps gpt honest and usually helps achieve the real goal.
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Gary Marcus claims he first noted LLM fabrication before Grok
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all LLMs fabricate things, i was first to point that out in 201, before grok existed
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Self-recursive improvement, not unsafe release to public
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I think it is more to do with self recursive improvement (I.e. It isn't yet on that path) rather than unsafe to release to the public
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Hermes allows LLM judgment but constrains irreversible actions
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Hermes handles edge cases by making the skill loop conservative at the boundaries, not by pretending the agent has perfect judgment. The main pattern is: LLM judgment is allowed to propose structure, but irreversible actions are constrained.
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Claude Opus 4.8 on DeepSWE Bench, 58% Pass@1 and 2nd
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Claude Opus 4.8 has landed on DeepSWE Bench, posting a 58% Pass@1 and taking #2 overall behind GPT-5.5. It continues a broader trend: slightly behind on raw score, but among the most reliable and efficient coding models across recent benchmarks.
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Confirmed again: LLMs cannot handle the truth, says Marcus
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Why LLMs rarely payoff—and what I have been saying literally for 7 years—confirmed yet again: LLMs can’t handle the truth. (Nor apparently can my critics, who keep saying I am “always wrong”, when I have been saying keeps being confirmed, over and over again.)
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AI-Powered SecurOS UVSS Detects Explosives Under Vehicles in 3 Seconds
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#AI-Powered SecurOS UVSS Detects Explosives Under Vehicles in Just 3 Seconds
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 30 mai 2026
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#EmergingTech #Technology #Innovation pic.twitter.com/PaozjezgLE#AI-Powered SecurOS UVSS Detects Explosives Under Vehicles in Just 3 Seconds
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