That seems bad because it kills interdisciplinary science.
Re:Making Claude a Chemist
by chaostheory on Sunday June 14, 2026 @03:41PM
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sure, but how else would you better guarantee safety? How else can we avoid annoying guardrails?
Besides, it's not like you can't have different agents with skills collaborating
Re:Making Claude a Chemist
by matheusmoreira on Sunday June 14, 2026 @04:11PM
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> how else would you better guarantee safety?
You wouldn't. This safety nonsense is overrated.
Safety is a lie. It's always possible to divide a task into subtasks, to use abstractions, and the LLM will allow each of these individually.
For example, If you want it to write malware, break that down into a hundred high level steps, then implement each one individually, then stitch them together.
A dumber but uncensored agentic LLM will even do this for you to control the censored smarter LLM.
Re:Making Claude a Chemist
by chaostheory on Monday June 15, 2026 @05:31PM
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If safety is a lie, then the arguement for massive and overbearing regulation and controls gets a massive boost
This would be both safer and less annoying to use.