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Anthropic being a good citizen or pushing ideology?

anthropic.com
2 points·by morpheos137·30 dni temu·7 comments

HN seems dead compared to say 10-15 years ago

43 points·by morpheos137·w zeszłym miesiącu·45 comments

Dealing with a Fake a World

2 points·by morpheos137·2 miesiące temu·2 comments

Gemini Android App User Hostile Behavior

1 points·by morpheos137·2 miesiące temu·0 comments

The AI Circular Economy

6 points·by morpheos137·2 miesiące temu·5 comments

Reflections on NetBSD 11

9 points·by morpheos137·2 miesiące temu·6 comments

UI Hostility

2 points·by morpheos137·2 miesiące temu·1 comments

Ask HN: Is it still worth it to try to get a job in IT

9 points·by morpheos137·2 miesiące temu·14 comments

DeepSeek V4 plays Go on a 9x9 board

chat.deepseek.com
3 points·by morpheos137·3 miesiące temu·2 comments

Ban Bots Not Human Directed Tool Use

1 points·by morpheos137·4 miesiące temu·2 comments

A simple cryptography native static website deployment toolkit

github.com
1 points·by morpheos137·4 miesiące temu·1 comments

The Last Question

thelastquestion.net
2 points·by morpheos137·6 miesięcy temu·0 comments

AI Assisted Physics Extraction from a Simple Seed Prompt

chat.deepseek.com
1 points·by morpheos137·6 miesięcy temu·0 comments

Why are knots so useful the studying numbers?

old.maa.org
2 points·by morpheos137·6 miesięcy temu·1 comments

[untitled]

1 points·by morpheos137·6 miesięcy temu·0 comments

An abstract knot finite state machine

1 points·by morpheos137·6 miesięcy temu·9 comments

A topological knot finite state machine in logic space

3 points·by morpheos137·6 miesięcy temu·1 comments

A Knot Thing Unfolds

chat.deepseek.com
2 points·by morpheos137·6 miesięcy temu·2 comments

The Machine Stops [pdf]

cs.ucdavis.edu
3 points·by morpheos137·7 miesięcy temu·0 comments

Geothermal Planning Tools?

1 points·by morpheos137·7 miesięcy temu·0 comments

comments

morpheos137
·2 godziny temu·discuss
Surprisingly enough the us constitution specifies a right to free speech. Meanwhile who is funding the past two decades of pie in the sky bullshit from silicon valley in the media? Is promoting and unpopular opinion illegal? Since when do we judge the merits of an argument based on who articulates it?
morpheos137
·8 dni temu·discuss
Based on what is the level of detail to reality suprising? To me suprising means mysteriously or improbably unexpected. Why should we expect reality to be simple. Note complex and simple are somewhat subjective. The human brain evolved to just sufficient baseline level be able to handle the level of complexity of reality. So why would it be unexpected that humans find realty complex when our brains are calibrated just enough to handle it.
morpheos137
·9 dni temu·discuss
It won't. Did automation cause people to stop working in the textile industry?
morpheos137
·9 dni temu·discuss
Give an example.
morpheos137
·9 dni temu·discuss
What is about silicon valley leaders not understanding basic economics or business management? These kind of cargo cult tactics would not fly in any other industry.
morpheos137
·14 dni temu·discuss
Much can be resolved when it is understood math is discovered not created. AI is a tool. if it makes discovery or proof easier that is still mathematics. A proof stands on its own logic regardless how it is derived. The root concern is how ai may provide uplift for mathematical discovery outside of socially expected channels.
morpheos137
·23 dni temu·discuss
neither. An llm is a hopelessly.inefficient real time controler.
morpheos137
·23 dni temu·discuss
Actually the point is total cost wise outside of subsidy it is not cheaper than humans. the bigger problem is as the parent said open AI created a market. It is selling a commodity service with investor funds. There is no moat. your second sentence soon you won't be able to find human thinkers is on its face absurd, assuming the human race continues. Thinking is the human ecological niche.
morpheos137
·23 dni temu·discuss
misleading title first "easily manipulated" does not equal "spontaneously generates" we have to stop thinking of LLMs as beings and think of them as interactive libraries. There are gorey books in the library too; example: 120 days of Sodom by Marquis de Sade.
morpheos137
·28 dni temu·discuss
it is text generator. just like an interactive library or smaet search engine. if we dont ban books on cryptography putting this under ITAR is rather absurd. Anthying these models train on is already public or accessible information. They just collect and link it together dynamically. Whats next wikipedia is ITAR. However thisnreuskt is expected when you got rationalist kooks (cf Dario Amodei) marketing the "singularity" religion.
morpheos137
·28 dni temu·discuss
persists productively. if agent bankruots its owner or.itself.then that is not productive (who funds paper clip maximizer?)

an answer that takes forever has no score and answer that is arrived at quickly and is good enough scores well. agents are indeed looking for the fastest route to superficially satisfy their constraints.

whether billionaores get stified is imaterial to the fsct they still are constraint bound.
morpheos137
·28 dni temu·discuss
persists productively. if agent bankruots its owner or.itself.then that is not productive (who funds paper clip maximizer?)

an answer that takes forever has no score and answer that is arrived at quickly and is good enough scores well. agents are indeed looking for the fastest route to superficially satisfy tjeir constraints.

whether billionaores get stified is imaterial to the fsct they still are constraint bound.
morpheos137
·28 dni temu·discuss
what evidence do you have?
morpheos137
·29 dni temu·discuss
show me an agent that persists productively in a goal without stopping. Does not exist. LLMs run on gradient descent. The agent is looking for the most efficient way to halt. AGI paperclip maximizer woukd likely recognize the absurdity of its goal and shut itself down.
morpheos137
·29 dni temu·discuss
Lol good place for multiple eyes to view how limited "ai" is.
morpheos137
·29 dni temu·discuss
My opinion is there is a category error in the discourse on AI. It treats ai assisted output as other than human. AI is a human tool. AI output is human output.
morpheos137
·30 dni temu·discuss
the water cycle exists. unless data centers are being built in deserts or run off fossil aquifers the or other water constrained circumstance the waste is supurious. As other commenters have said closed loop cooling exists. Billions of motor vehicles run on water based cooling and consume virtually nothing once filled.
morpheos137
·30 dni temu·discuss
this assumes general intelligence as an abstract principle vs an adapation to specific constraints is even a thing. we also dont have a low level understanding of how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
morpheos137
·30 dni temu·discuss
Ok i honestly was not aware opinionated titles were not allowed. sorry about. Why doesnt HN autopopulate the title in that case? Given this is a discusion site I lead with my point of view. Obviously the content behind the link is unchanged. Also I will note the original title is misleading according to some points of view since it implies the "ai exponential" is an established fact rather than an article of faith or a marketing narrative.
morpheos137
·30 dni temu·discuss
No serious mathematical model that I am aware of has been made as to how LLMs have the potential to grow exponentially in intelligence or has any one show how the application of open source based knowledge (i.e. the training corpus) is a novel "threat" sufficient to require government regulation which conveniently protects incumbents "moats." Instead we got the lesswrong scifi religious treatises. Do we take regulatory advice from scientology too?