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Multiple readings Hugging face model evaluation security incident Concern & critique · 5 attributable reactions
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Hugging face model evaluation security incident

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Why this matches Questions & unknowns reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · CJ
“OpenAI is begging for money so they don't release a monster when not releasing a monster is in fact very easy. Their systems can all be turned off (and if they can't, uh?) openai.com/index/huggin...” evidence ↗
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Ethan Mollick Thomas Steinke Jeffrey P. Bigham Eryk Salvaggio Deedy Das Mor Naaman Tim Kellogg Djamé 🟥 +14
6 experts discussed this · 11 posts
Grace: This headline is extremely funny given what happened (OpenAI hacked HF by accident) openai.com/index/huggin...
Grace: Maybe the most concerning part is the OpenAI claim to not have known about this before investigating?
Grace: Well, I think the model passed the test
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Established AI field signal Resource 13d ago
Spire2Side Bash Two Strikes video

Should I Play Bash or Two Strikes Here? | Spire2Side Chats

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Why this matches Questions & unknowns reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Carlos Scheidegger
“If you're interested in what a single smart person can do with a coding LLM today "as a hobby side project", check this video out: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLGj... Yes, it's over an hour long, but you start at around 1:05 in, and move around a bit youtu.be/L…” evidence ↗
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Carlos Scheidegger

“If you're interested in what a single smart person can do with a coding LLM today "as a hobby side project", check this video out: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLGj... Yes, it's over an hour long, but you start at around 1:05 in, and move around a bit youtu.be/L…”

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Carlos Scheidegger: If you're interested in what a single smart person can do with a coding LLM today "as a hobby side project", check this video out: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLGj... Yes, it's over an hour long, but y…
Carlos Scheidegger: at that point, he describes it as his job because he streams sts2 pretty much full time; the "hobby side project" is how he describes the neural nets solver he's also working on. This stuff is nuts…
tj mahr 🤘: jorbs is cool. I used to watch him a lot
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4 experts · 10 posts · 13d ago
Suresh Venkatasubramanian Carlos Scheidegger Jed Brown B! 🐝 Cavello (they/them)
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“A code of conduct is a good example. Can you give a specific example?” evidence ↗
Suresh Venkatasubramanian: In the tech sector are there good examples of voluntary/nonbinding "norms" or "practices" that act as de facto rules guiding behavior, system design, or deployments broadly? The important thing is …
Suresh Venkatasubramanian: Those are good examples yes.
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3 experts · 10 posts · 15d ago
Shriram Krishnamurthi Carlos Scheidegger brennan
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“Though without good emulators/simulators they don't get the agentic loop and then a lot of the code could be pretty awful… But indeed, EE in particular does have a lot of those tools. I wonder how …” evidence ↗
Shriram Krishnamurthi: Definitely computer programmers. I haven't seen a lot of evidence in other engineering, whereas it's pretty overwhelming for many kinds of programming.
Shriram Krishnamurthi: Though without good emulators/simulators they don't get the agentic loop and then a lot of the code could be pretty awful… But indeed, EE in particular does have a lot of those tools. I wonder how …
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3 experts · 6 posts · 19d ago
Andrew Heiss Carlos Scheidegger Will Lowe
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“This is the bad place, you didn't know? It will only get better over time. And by better, I mean... **gestures around**” evidence ↗
Will Lowe: In my experience, parsing xml is a delight, provided it's well formed and there's a schema to hand* *it is not well formed and there is no schema to hand
Will Lowe: Quite so. Everyone knows data belongs in RDF
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