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No, it's not particularly fraught. There are plenty of old people who love technology and stay current. They are also a tiny minority. It's pretty reasonable to expect that an octogenarian is not going to be technically literate, on average. The reverse is not true, of course. You can't assume that because someone is 30 years old they are technically literate.

That link says they haven't done this for more than a decade at least, but nice dog whistle I guess

>Bretton Woods 2.0, but without any country being given a win button. And that's not so easy to devise!

At the risk of certain downvote barrage, this is a solved problem, at least at international settlement scale: use cryptocurrency.

Lol ya the very difficult task of getting hired for a software job in early 2000

A system where the humans value is tied to their ability to outproduce a massively more capable machine intelligence? How does that work, exactly?

There is ample evidence that CoT is not an accurate gauge of a model's 'intent' anyhow. It's a lossy and imperfect mapping and using it in the way you describe is just about guaranteed to make it more so.

There is genuine research into latent space monitoring and interpretation - that's the only real way forward. CoT monitoring is a mirage and won't be useful for long, if it ever was

The first paragraph of the link explains the motivation.

You seem like a perfectly reasonable not crazy person.

Do you work for anthropic?

This doesn't make sense. You are just getting your blood drawn. You don't even see who is doing the test until it's done. How on earth would you even know.

Yeah this post has no idea wtf it's talking about. Dams are relicensed routinely by federal regulators and when they are they are routinely required to build in fish passage. If there's a dam blocking fish passage that's the path to fix it.

Sure hope nobody started emergency chemo based on a faulty test

Do you ask the doctor to stop so you can discuss which vendor will be recieving test materials prior to blood draw?

I'm not sure makes sense to white knight for openAI and Anthropic. There are no good guys here.

To see the print? Weird comment.

Psychohistory is the opposite claim.

The gamut of human experience is breathtaking in its diversity but individual humans are generally quite predictable. You can identify someone by their mannerisms, by how they walk, by the sound of their breathing. Humans are creatures of habit, and I'd venture to say have an even lower expression space than an LLM on average.

People say this like it's a fundamental feature of all machine intelligence. We've bread deliberately docile golden retriever AI. That doesn't mean that we couldnt do the opposite.

It's not being sold in any configuration. It's a hype toy to keep a vibe based valuation valuable.

what a shocking and totally unpredictable result

The whole point is to slowly build credibility, starting with easily $wayed small ratings entities, then launder that credibility into a slightly larger one, rise and repeat until financial disaster.

I don't understand why this is a hill to aggressively die on.

Or just buy little titanium coupons at any online metal store. Buying crypto stuff on Amazon means you have an Amazon cart with crypto history for someone to find. $5 wrench attacks are real.

You buy some punches and use a hammer. Literally anyone with functioning hands can do it.

You saw the ads, right?

Job done. Who cares if you read the article.

This only says that dedicated satellites exist, which is obvious and public knowledge. What it doesn't comment on is whether starlink and starshield use any common ifra, which they almost certainly do. The number of starshield satellites is simply way, way, way too low to meet the claims that people are making about the system. It's a geometry problem.

You can always spot the addicts mainlining outrage pornography by how often they bring up the last president that didn't have the right letter next to their name.

What exactly is the point of this post

its a mistake to think that the US will have any kind of monopoly on 'high qualification' jobs when the social convection engine that labor powered is dead. We are becoming a nation of finance bros, vibe coders, and a growing and permeant underclass of just about everyone else. The rest of the world has caught up after the postwar era and if we want to compete, we need to cut out the cancer that is systemic massive wealth disparity.

A healthy society finds roles for all it's citizens, not just the ones with the right credentials.

Are you the enemy of every mitochondria that is not a free cell? Are you an enemy of every organisim that's ever been outcompeted by another? No? Why not?