blast

Oh I even saw your other posts in this thread but didn't recognize the name. So much for my research skills

> Someone

> https://www.youtube.com/@steveweis4786

FTA: This work was conducted at Anthropic by [...], and Steve Weis.

I wonder how much time he spent on the video relative to the other stuff

> I don't know what the fix is

You said it was dead. How could there be any fix?

Did you just make that one up? It's pretty good!

Not simply for failing though. Obviously there were other factors.

That assumes that torture is something that is only done to an object, but it also has effects, probably strong ones, on the torturer. In that sense, torturing a rock, or an AI, could be a real thing.

Daniel Litt on this:

https://x.com/littmath/status/2098130808456241372

https://xcancel.com/littmath/status/2098130808456241372

This position is so extreme, you'd have to have called Reader Rabbit "electroshocking kids" as well.

Prior art: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boaty_McBoatface

Is "residential proxy" a euphemism for botnets or is there a difference? Genuinely curious.

> The Possessed (2010), The Idiot (2017), and Either/Or (2022)

That's like publishing Hamlet (2010), King Lear (2017), and Thus Spake Zarathustra (2022). I wonder what her thought process is in choosing these titles? And what will her next work be?

What's inaccurate in how he quoted her? The context seems fully consistent with the quote.

> exams are designed so that cheating is not a viable strategy to obtain high grades

That's interesting. How do they do that?

mlinsey wasn't anthropomorphizing technology, and your GP comment seems extreme to me.

Whatever its other merits or demerits, reinstating the draft would cut back on needless wars. Abandoning the draft is what ended the anti-war movement, and to reinstate it would be to revive those protests. For this reason, if nothing else, it probably won't be reinstated.

What this has to do with the argument Palantir is apparently making, I have no idea. I can't make any sense of it.

That leaves no solution when the quantity becomes more than any human can review.

A 'psyop' psyop!

He also went to OpenAI's office and threatened to burn it down.

https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/10/tech/suspect-arrest-openai-ce...

"Violence like this is not the answer. However,"

Humans are social animals, so any mystery about another person is interesting, and wealth and fame multiply this.

friday news dump tho

Fuck boosting engagement.

"The lesson is not just to resist. It is to grow up."

Barf.

Well said and I agree completely...but did Robert Plant play guitar?

Gptzero and Pangram both say this article was AI-generated. Seems we've forgotten how to do other things as well.

> the cheapest bridge that just barely won't fail

That can't be right? What about safety factors

The joke has been old for a while already.

This trend predates LLMs though.

That's a great point which never occurred to me about Dijkstra, even though I knew where he came from. My father in law used to like this joke: "He was Dutch and behaved as such."