deepanwadhwa

Not for any serious positions I bet. Only where they want to do dirty stuff like killing or stalking other humans. It's like recruiting for army- you get them before they learn how to use their brains.

-> GPT 3.5 was awesome at chess I don't agree with this. I did try to play chess with GPT3.5 and it was horrible. Full of hallucinations.

Does anyone know if there is anything like CRDT with end to end encryption?

umm, I am not a fan of any of the recent new browsers but what's wrong with Chromium in itself? I think Chromium is pretty good, technologically mature, foss.

I agree with you but is it scalable?

Thank you for the responses. I understand the issue a bit more now.

Are you directly sucking the cow? If yes, I'd support you drinking raw milk.

Wait, can anyone help me understand how would they enforce this? All the AI detection tools I have reviewed failed miserably at detecting AI in text.

Not sure if I follow really. Cooling from it's own generated heat? Are we even sure the system would get that hot in the first place? The temperatures can plunge up to -200 degrees. If needed, they'd cool it just like they keep the James Webb Telescope cool.

It doesn't sound strange at all. Good question.

Nice find, there is a limited length for each stroke though :)

Gemini2.5 Pro has assisted me better in every aspect of AI as compared to ChatGPT5. I hope they don't screw up Gemini 3 like OpenAI screwed ChatGPT with GPT5.

How does it make us less human?

I did not know GPU backed loans was a thing. It seems risky.

Very cool.

What makes you so sure that the exploit is over? Maybe they wanted their secondary exploit to get caught to give everyone a sense of security? Their primary exploit might still be lurking somewhere in the code?

The apple example seems off, but literacy is still going to be a requirement for this kind of thing to work. First, you need to be able to understand the language(grammar, vocabulary etc) to communicate with this device. The guy in the demo is literally thinking in English, Mandarin. I'd actually argue that only highly literate people will be able to use this device really well. This device is not reading thoughts, it's inferring the silently spoken words.

100% agreed. Using LLMs locally is the gold standard but not everyone has the infra for that (not yet at least).

This is very cool. Is my understanding correct that you are trying to put a human in the loop?

I would have loved if there was a demo video showing exactly how the approval process is for long documents.

Is this something similar - https://github.com/deepanwadhwa/zink?tab=readme-ov-file#shie... ?

I noticed it's privacy-first, which is very nice. Is the AI running locally?

Is ahocorasick in a different plane than this?