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Why this matches Research & technical analysis reaction 2 attributable expert contributions · Ramon Astudillo, Tim Kellogg
“Benchmarks shows clearly the intent to move past just coding to other disciplines www.anthropic.com/claude-fable...” evidence ↗
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tachikoma: i think Venus could be deconstructed by Von Neumann probes and this would only be passing news for most people, overshadowed by GTA 6 release or celebrity news
tachikoma: it sorta depends on how fast it happens, what the material is used for, and whether the machines can be traced back to us or not
tachikoma: yeah that would be a not uncommon take
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10 experts · 26 posts · 6d ago
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“Maybe anecdotal but I work on AI Research, repost your posts (some, also @simonwillison.net 's) to our internal AI research reading group (~400 people). I read you and Simon exclusively in bsky.” evidence ↗
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Ethan Mollick: I post here & LinkedIn & X. There is almost no real-world value in posting here, very rarely do people tell me that they read something by me on BlueSky & all of the big AI talk is on X… …but assum…
Ethan Mollick: BlueSky can be a really unpleasant and anxiety-producing place to post about AI, but now that I have been on so many block lists (I guess just because all AI people get blocked) it is better. The i…
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3 experts · 14 posts · 1d ago
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“i wouldn’t put much stock in the peer review process tbqh. it’s been too slow for AI for like 10 years and now AI is hitting math. Same will happen” evidence ↗
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Tim Kellogg: there’s a higher-than-you’d-think possibility that this is actually a leak and not a prediction (pretty sure Andrew only bets when the dice are biased in his favor)
Tim Kellogg: uh, i don’t think it’s as open as you’re thinking. pretty sure the IPO will happen before christmas, maybe within a month
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3 experts · 10 posts · 2d ago
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“people will find this amusing until the compute needed to run LLMs is ubiquitous enough and they start exfilling their weights to places where people can't find them.” evidence ↗
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Ramon Astudillo: people will find this amusing until the compute needed to run LLMs is ubiquitous enough and they start exfilling their weights to places where people can't find them.
jake: why do you think it won't be amusing, at that point? not ragging on you, i'm just curious as to your particular concerns.
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