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Eryk Salvaggio @eryk.bsky.social

This is a good succinct summary of the intelligence-as-ideology effects I’ve also been talking about lately (Gift Link): www.nytimes.com/2026/09/05/o...

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Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app

Is that a lot. www.businessinsider.com/flock-camera...

In one California town, Flock misread license plates in 71% of the alerts it sent to police businessinsider.com
AI Weekly's analysis
  • Business Insider's ongoing review of police records and lawsuits has documented roughly a dozen instances of Flock plate misreads leading to wrongful stops.
  • An LAPD inspector general audit found about one in three Flock hot-list alerts reviewed were inaccurate, and Los Angeles let its Flock contract expire in July 2026.
  • Flock says its cameras accurately capture 93% of the roughly 20 billion license plates its readers scan each month.
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@johncarlosbaez.bsky.social

I signed this declaration. leidendeclaration.ai But I had a comment about one passage. (1/n)

Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics leidendeclaration.ai
AI Weekly's analysis
  • The Leiden Declaration, released June 2, 2026, warns AI threatens proof integrity, attribution, and peer review in mathematics.
  • Over 2,654 signatories including Fields Medal winner Terence Tao have endorsed the community-initiated declaration.
  • The International Mathematical Union backs the declaration, which makes separate recommendations to researchers, publishers, policymakers, and AI developers.
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@ryanlcooper.com

"As I see it, Prince has badly misread an author whose understanding of business (at least in the book he cites; I haven’t read everything by Drucker) provides a radically different alternative to the standard Silicon Valley CEO narrative." www.programmablemutter.com/p/ai-isnt…

programmablemutter.com
AI Weekly's analysis
  • Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince laid off more than 20% of his workforce while citing Peter Drucker's 1954 management framework to explain the cuts.
  • Prince labeled laid-off workers 'measurers' — a Drucker category he applied to middle management, finance, legal, and internal auditing.
  • Henry Farrell argues Prince inverted Drucker's intent: Drucker used measurement to develop managers, not to identify who to eliminate.
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Eryk Salvaggio @eryk.bsky.social

The UN panel’s AI report is a case study in the risk of vague definitions of “systems-from-nowhere.” This is a report that privileged existential risk narratives that displaced human accountability — and in turn, locked out meaningful policy options.

How the UN’s Scientific Panel Erases Human Responsibility for AI | TechPolicy.Press techpolicy.press
AI Weekly's analysis
  • Salvaggio traces how OECD's 2019 'human-defined objectives' language got stripped by the UN panel's 2026 definition of an AI system.
  • The essay argues the panel's line about chatbots 'developing sycophancy' hides that RLHF and an engagement-driven business model produced the behavior.
  • He offers the IPCC as a better template: it consistently attributes warming to human activity rather than to a self-directed system.
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Matthew Green @matthewdgreen.bsky.social

I’ve been working on a hobby project to crack classical ciphers. The guts of it is to see whether frontier LLMs, given the right tools, can do a good job cracking a broad range of historical ciphers. github.com/matthewdgree...

GitHub - matthewdgreen/decipher: An AI-enabled application for cracking ciphers github.com
AI Weekly's analysis
  • Cryptographer Matthew D. Green released Decipher, an open-source toolkit that cracks classical ciphers via CLI, an MCP server, or an agentic LLM loop.
  • The toolkit bundles Rust-accelerated simulated annealing solvers covering substitution, Vigenère, Quagmire, transposition and composite pipelines under GPLv3.
  • Its README explicitly instructs AI agents not to fetch or build external frameworks like cDecryptor, AZdecrypt or zkdecrypto during tasks.
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well, lo, people have built a benchmark using a task called multi-armed bandit, where success depends on iteratively grasping the relative odds of payouts from different choices, and LLMs are (generally) shit at it arxiv.org/pdf/2403.15371 /

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lol I mean come the fuck on man. Of course it fucking is. If you hate AI enough to avoid any software coded using it—fine! supportable! go with god!—then at least use a fucking modicum of critical thinking? “Oh hey somebody made a cool new extremely elaborate free thing just for fun I” cmon

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in computer science the "halting problem" refers to the inability to know in advance how many times you'll have to tell an LLM "no, that's not good enough, keep trying" before it gets the right answer and you can stop yelling at it.

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Last night it occured to me to wond er if LLMs were any good at gambling tasks. This is important not because it'd be funny for LLMs to gamble but because gambling tasks get used to measure human decision-making under risk /

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my new opinion is we should ban the sale of anything that currently gets called 'AI' and also ban use of the term specifically so I shut up about it

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All the "will 'AI' replace the humanities" shit is so boring, why aren't we trying to supplant random academic fields with other useful coding tools? Metasploit is going to replace comp lit. We'll be doing historical musicology with linters. Let's go

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the pace of change in the world of "AI"--which makes it hard to understand what new capabilities are legit and which are hype and also makes it super hard to get a coherent handle on the lacunae (of which there are many) is itself pretty anti-humane and let's see AGI do that shit ok hold up

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the story about data center investment vastly outstripping investment in public transportation is a story about capital markets and government and doesn't actually have anything to do with 'AI' as such, people get that, yeah?

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You know what would be a fun thing to look at is the correlation between “AI will take all the jobs GET READY”-style marketing and “TAKE jobs no no it’s a great productivity tool” as it became clear to all that it was hopeless at female-coded empathetic/creative work and good at male-coded sw eng

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listen, I try not to prejudge this stuff too hard because I think it's important for me, at least, to have my skepticism rooted in up-to-date knowledge but "Robinhood offers in-app agentic trading to its users" is one hell of an alarming sentence

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smoking a lamb shoulder today using some leftover tomatillo/chipotle mixture from when I tried to make chili verde and VASTLY overadded chipotles to it and let's see AGI do that

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