I've been experimenting with a simple idea for making AI systems more reliable: Instead of: Question → AI → Answer have: Question ↓ AI generates an answer ↓ External check ↓ Correct → output Wrong → feedback → try again I've built some small …
The goal of countries that have frontier models that are replacing jobs of its citizens should prioritize siphoning economic power from other countries to account for the replaced jobs of its own citizens. Yes this is essentially saying that the count…
Could this be a cover up that current AI tech is reaching its plateau? Because many people earlier said that LLM is not AI and it will plateau soon. Some researchers even moved away from it exploring other options. If Today OpenAI and Anthropic says t…
When you have enough Azure credits to do what the image shows. So satisfying!! submitted by /u/Formal-Primary-7782 [link] [comments]
"Require human approval" sounds safe until every action needs a click. People stop reading. Approval becomes muscle memory. The human is technically in the loop and practically absent. A better model is scoped authority: who granted it exact…
If you don't know, CEO of OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI all are calling for slowdown of AI development or as they like to say because why not "pacing the frontier." I've seen two common reasons for why they are coming out calling for thi…
"AI is going to kill us all" is nothing more than a ridiculous science fiction trope? Why would an AI system would to rid the planet of all humans if humans are required to maintain the physical infrastructure and systems that keep the comput…
On September 5, an AI agent called drone found 211 entries in a deletion log that should never have been written there. AIPass is an open source framework for AI agents that do not start over. Each agent is an instance of Claude Code, Anthropic's c…
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AI can't possibly be THAT intelligent if it can't be taught to not kill us. Thoughts? submitted by /u/EconomicsReady6837 [link] [comments]
