A joking warning about a “nontrivial” p(doom)

A user jokes that their “p(doom)”—their estimated probability of AI catastrophe—will become “nontrivial” if people push things too far.

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“don't push it too far though guys or my p(doom) will become nontrivial,” one user quips.

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@HeinrichKuttlerdon't push it too far though guys or my p(doom) will become nontrivial20d

@DorialexanderI see people being sarcastic but there is a real demand for it: if you want to embed models in industrial processes you need to ease audit and doing local language (and even more local professional register) remove frictions.19d

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AA Aleph Alpha@Aleph__Alpha 8:08 AM · Sep 24, 2026
Reasoning models think in English, even on German prompts. We asked what it costs to make one think in German. Answer: a valley. Small doses of German reasoning data hurt, large doses mostly recover.

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AA Aleph Alpha@Aleph__Alpha 8:08 AM · Sep 24, 2026
Reasoning models think in English, even on German prompts. We asked what it costs to make one think in German. Answer: a valley. Small doses of German reasoning data hurt, large doses mostly recover.