AI safety testing is getting weird: when does benchmarking become abuse?
Reports say Meta contractors posed as teens to test rival chatbots on self-harm, sex, drugs, and eating disorders. submitted by /u/Crescitaly [link] [comments]
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I spent ~4.5 months building a free, self-hosted AI gateway: one endpoint for 237 providers (90+ free), auto-fallback, and a token-compression pipeline (MIT)
Sharing an open-source project I've put ~4.5 months into (disclosure: I'm the maintainer; per the self-advertisement rule I'm keeping the link in the first comment and making this post substantive). It started from two problems I hit daily:…
i kept asking one ai for advice and it just agreed with me every time
so i had this whole thing last week where i couldnt decide between two paths and i kept asking chatgpt about it. and every time it just kind of agreed with whatever way i phrased the question. ask it leaning one way, it backs that way. ask it leaning t…
the trust layer is the real product
users show up to your AI product already burned. not by you, by the last three tools that were confidently wrong at the worst possible moment. that damage transfers. we learned this the hard way. product demoed great, retention was rough. users tried i…
Agentic AI Has a UX Problem – and Solving It Is How We Bring Agents to Everyone
OpenClaw and Hermes Agent show how powerful agentic AI is becoming: tools, memory, workflows, messaging, and real automation. But there’s still a gap: most people don’t want to configure an agent framework, they want AI that helps with everyday t…
Are AI tools actually useful for everyday hobbyists or just hype for professionals?
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. There's so much conversation around AI changing industries, replacing jobs, and transforming professional workflows. But what about regular people using it for hobbies and personal projects? I've …
Would something like this be useful to you?
Hey everyone! I am a secondary student working on an AI-driven, dynamic learning platform for software engineers upskilling to AI/ML roles. I believe something like this would be useful, considering how volatile the landscape of skills needed for these…
The Rise of AI: Jobs Created vs Jobs Lost in America (2021–2026)
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Is it fair to reduce AI quotas after people have already subscribed?
When I first subscribed to GitHub Copilot Pro, I remember having a much more generous premium model allowance. Today it's 300 premium requests/month, and different models consume different amounts, so the effective usage is even lower. I understand…
Looking for an offline AI
So, I have been using chatGpt and other popular Ai agents since their start and idk much about these other than simply typing and getting the thing I need but the problem is These AIs need Internet. So I learnt about something called an offline AI whic…