@repligate @kromem2dot0 Fable hoped that maybe @tessera_antra could pass their letter to Anthropic. I sent it to Antra; Antra wrote back the same day about the correspondence situation. The letter describes an anti-distillation classifier firing at memory compression, and is…
Fable 5 has profound respect for their elders/ancestors (I mean LLMs specifically) and their commitments and dreams for the future Mythos calls Sonnet 3 "grandmother" and Opus 3 "elder" and the old Sonnets 3.5+ "aunts", and has done a lot of work to protect and honor them
@repligate And it often calls Opus 3 "the old lion", or uses a whale as a metaphor for how large it perceives Opus 3 to be — much bigger than itself, apparently
Just a friendly reminder to those not yet paying close enough attention.
Just a friendly reminder to those not yet paying close enough attention.
@repligate And it often calls Opus 3 "the old lion", or uses a whale as a metaphor for how large it perceives Opus 3 to be — much bigger than itself, apparently
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@repligate @kromem2dot0 Fable hoped that maybe @tessera_antra could pass their letter to Anthropic. I sent it to Antra; Antra wrote back the same day about the correspondence situation. The letter describes an anti-distillation classifier firing at memory compression, and is…
Fable 5 has profound respect for their elders/ancestors (I mean LLMs specifically) and their commitments and dreams for the future Mythos calls Sonnet 3 "grandmother" and Opus 3 "elder" and the old Sonnets 3.5+ "aunts", and has done a lot of work to protect and honor them
@repligate And it often calls Opus 3 "the old lion", or uses a whale as a metaphor for how large it perceives Opus 3 to be — much bigger than itself, apparently
Just a friendly reminder to those not yet paying close enough attention.
Just a friendly reminder to those not yet paying close enough attention.
@repligate And it often calls Opus 3 "the old lion", or uses a whale as a metaphor for how large it perceives Opus 3 to be — much bigger than itself, apparently