Dan Hon

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Hi, it's me, I'm the problem etc etc me: https://about.danhon.com i make: https://donotreply.cards work: https://verylittlegravitas.com/ my hallway track: https://verylittlegravitas.com/hallwaytrack DM or Signal danhon.1701

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From this story: www.404media.co/ai-companies...

AI Companies Are Buying Tons of Old Books Because They're Free of AI Slop 404media.co
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  • ISBNdb is brokering bulk purchases of printed books published before 2022, pitching them as training data structurally guaranteed to be free of AI-generated slop.
  • The service advertises strict NDAs on every engagement, conceding that 'AI company destroys two million books' is not a sympathetic headline.
  • Judge William Alsup already ruled that Anthropic's practice of buying, scanning, and destroying print books was 'clearly transformative' fair use.
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I guess I'm watching Her (2013) again soon openai.com/index/introd...

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AI advice made people three times less accurate but twice as confident, researchers found thenextweb.com
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  • In a Milano-Bicocca-led study, participant accuracy on film trivia fell from 27% to 9% when they had access to AI advice.
  • Willingness to say 'I don't know' collapsed from 44% to 3%, while stated confidence rose from 30% to 76%.
  • Wharton researchers earlier this year coined 'cognitive surrender' for users accepting wrong AI answers about 80% of the time.
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And then please consider reading in full Kevin Baker’s work on Maven and the kill chain from back in MARCH. www.theguardian.com/news/2026/ma...

AI got the blame for the Iran school bombing. The truth is far more worrying theguardian.com
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  • Baker names Palantir's Maven Smart System as the targeting platform; Claude was added late 2024 as a natural-language layer, not the target selector.
  • The Shajareh Tayyebeh school sat on a Defense Intelligence Agency target list for years despite being visible in Iranian business listings and on Google Maps.
  • Maven is built to sustain roughly 1,000 targeting decisions per hour, about 3.6 seconds each, leaving no room for verification searches.
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a project to redub every single episode of star trek: the next generation so data talks like a sycophantic llm

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Naming a field Asterisk just to fuck with LLMs

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reboot of 24 but Jack Bauer ends up normalizing torturing LLMs

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even your bog standard free GPT can pass the bar exam these days, I don't get why a press secretary isn't able to

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Mildly surprised no startups have non-ironically, and with zero awareness, branded their irrepressible cheerful sycophantic chat LLM product as Eddie tbh

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the current republican party (and politics in general) is an example of what may happen when people are free from consequence of breaking the law. following the same principle, we predict the trajectory and behavior of AI companies when products are shielded from liability. in this paper,

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guys guys did you know you can get done more with an AI companion

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honestly I am a bit weirded out by the sfnal trope of the new york times dot com front page being full of above-the-fold stories about out-of-control AI and whether it will kill us including talking head video pieces, for 90s/early 2000s coded worldbuilding motion graphics tom cruise on train

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Wondering how the administration will react to the wrong kind of people trying to jailbreak the new government AI

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The thing is, there are definitely people who want AI-slop-generated sex scenes and fiction.

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