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Hugging Face OpenAI platform hack

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“Short blog post by Epoch AI researcher Alexander Barry on ExploitGym, the benchmark in the OpenAI/HuggnigFace incident abstatisticalconsulting.substack.com/p/brief-note...” evidence ↗
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“more time for other nations/competitors to catch-up, and would re-invigorate the research/search process to find the successor architecture to the transformer with new capabilities.” evidence ↗
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tachikoma: more time for other nations/competitors to catch-up, and would re-invigorate the research/search process to find the successor architecture to the transformer with new capabilities.
tachikoma: scaling isn't the only way to push the capabilities frontier, and arguably is sub-optimal depending on the architecture you're working with
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