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Didn't you know part of release of a paper is part marketing to get maximum exposure?

A better idea is to have Astra modify it's own weights and let it try if it can RSI, but you gonna need to closely monitor for actual leap in capabilities so you can keep a check on alignment.

so can i give it a set of empty weights and have it fill it out for me?

i would then give claude/codex full access, and ask it to do a temp patch, if they allow lol.

In the US, you would get squaters living there the moment it gets opened to the public

i wouldn't knock it till i see how it affects usage.

can it bet a team of 5 fable 5's?

Banks had 100 years to refine the user experience. Crypto is everything opposite of a good UX.

The best [whatever] is the one that is the most available.

They talk a lot without allowing people to use it. I'm just used to OpenAI doing rollouts the first day they announce their models. Google just either make you wait 2 weeks or go on a waitlist. They are still the joke of the 3 headed dragon.

I would not get this because I want to run LLM's locally, you are really gonna get gpt 4 performance and constantly looking at the SOTA or the open models that needs way more to have it work practically, and without your laptop sounding and feel like a hair dryer.

Why can't Google just announce something and release at the same day, not always this stupid wait list stuff.

And what did Terrence Tao say about this drop?

I like you point but OpenAI may know a lot more than how traditional mathematians know about others work

It's very simple right? If they don't hit ant AI walls, the demand to use it to improve [stuff], will not stop. If AI maxes out for too long it's gonna be painful because the narrative is gonna hurt them more than anything.

Thought China would have flooded the ram market by now

Live tests based on homework assignments are the only test that works.

code changes 1000 times a day, and you want to "formally" verify it?

You better exit when you use a 4 bit key for your root cert

Looking at the title and just hearing news from the strait and gas prices, it’s obvious they are not saying these barrels reached anywhere in the same amount.

In the future when most things go through AI, looking back this would be defined as a backdoor. Intentional or not.

How are they trusted if they can just generate any key they like in their back room?

This has to be a backdoor planted by hackers, mess with the key gen, say is all good. Must be known since issuance.

the only advantage i see long run is they can get free contributions world wide to lower their engineering costs. In the short run, frontier labs gets to use some of the ideas.

how? openai can copy some of the ideas on top of their own. Smaller labs gain this tech without much development, but is isn't like they will magically beat frontier labs. Is a smaller deal than you think vs kami kaze.

Are harness gonna get steam rolled or what? I see it coming if RSI takes shape.

I do believe after the initial shock mathematicians will be able to use their math knowledge to solve practical problems, instead of lets solve this conjecture, prove this age old math riddle, how the pattern is possible. They may have some uses in fringe areas, but it doesn't seem all that useful. These guys are obvious quite brilliant, so when they combine it with other fields which they can branch to due to LLM's, they can still stay relevant. Ask your software engineer how that went.

I remember just last year he said the LLM were like incompetent assistants, but not completely useless. The tech advances are mind boggling just looking back at that.

Look at programmers, we took it in strides

CEO? Circus clowns?