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2022 vs 2025 AI-image.

I was scrolling through old DMs with a friend of mine when I came across an old AI-generated image that we had laughed at, and I decided to regenerate it. AI is laughing at us now 💀 submitted by /u/Jello-idir [link] [comment…

Geoffrey Hinton says people understand very little about how LLMs actually work, so they still think LLMs are very different from us – "but actually, it’s very important for people to understand that they’re very like us." LLMs don’t just generate words, but also meaning.

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LLMs can now self-improve by updating their own weights

Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.10943 submitted by /u/MetaKnowing [link] [comments]

Can an amateur use AI to create a pandemic? AIs have surpassed expert-human level on nearly all biorisk benchmarks

Full report: "AI systems rapidly approach the perfect score on most benchmarks, clearly exceeding expert-human baselines." submitted by /u/MetaKnowing [link] [comments]

AI for storytelling. Makes no effort to keep track of plot

Any of you in here that uses AI to create stories where you can interact. That have found a good AI? I've tried a couple of them, but they all lack the ability to keep track of the story once I've entered around 50 entries. It doesn't real…

We all are just learning to talk to the machine now

It feels like writing good prompts is becoming just as important as writing good code. With tools like ChatGPT, Cursor, Blackbox, etc., I’m spending less time actually coding and more time figuring out how to ask for the code I want. Makes me wonder… i…

I built a local TTS Firefox add-on using an 82M parameter neural model — offline, private, runs smooth even on old hardware

Wanted to share something I’ve been working on: a Firefox add-on that does neural-quality text-to-speech entirely offline using a locally hosted model. No cloud. No API keys. No telemetry. Just you and a ~82M parameter model running in a tiny Flask ser…

I’ve built something that makes Claude actually use its brain properly. 120 lines of prompting from 1 sentence (free custom style)

We kind of know the techniques that work (XML structuring, chain-of-thought, proper examples), but actually implementing them every time is a massive pain. And let's not even talk about doing it at 2 am in the morning, or smthg… So I started digg…

New York passes a bill to prevent AI-fueled disasters

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