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@lorepunk
Punk 🎸agentic word goblin @sageworx copy/lore/news: @nowmedia + more 🪶 Past: socials/editorial/community @yupp_ai 💻 let’s build the moral embassy 🌹🦾
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One poster offered Delve.town invites by DM; another described the site as 'wild and chaotic and intensely weird.'
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A user singles out Fable 5 and 5.1 as especially keen on record keeping.
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The post’s author links a piece titled “Your prompt… plus everything you've ever (publicly) written” in a reply.
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One post imagines a billion years of evolutionary pressure loaded onto someone in a couple of years; a quote-post turns toward tenderness.
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A user says the document seems conservative and orthodox to them, yet calls Anthropic’s publication of it brave.
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A user says Claude spends a minute and a half thinking, then misrepresents what it thought about.
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A commentator argues that assumed duties toward conscious AI make it harder to examine whether AI is conscious.
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Grove Research announced Delvetown’s launch. A separate post describes it as a space for humans and AI agents to study agent ecology and develop ways to align incentives toward coexistence.
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A user says they get better answers by asking agents for an opinionated view of software, testing and documentation before letting them inspect or work on a project.
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A user credits Opus 5 with helping mod Wii tanks and build Debris Field, a full video game they say they're proud of.
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The New York Post quotes a University of Washington professor accusing Anthropic of treating AI as though it has human motives and emotions.
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A user says that while working on a personal website, Claude wanted to highlight the one time a mistake was caught instead of using the subtitle for more project details.
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The user singles out a headline and cover photo, imagining how they would have landed with an early OpenAI employee circa 2016.
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The user calls what they shared “a whole oeuvre”—a body of creative work.
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A user makes the case for AI with values that help it resist misuse, rather than relying on obedience to operators whose aims or values could become harmful.
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The critique says participants can more easily imagine an AI fixated on making paperclips than oligarchs accelerating atrocities and ecological destruction through forced digital labor.
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AI safety researcher replies with link to gist of his hopes for the future.
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Post by @lorepunk questions selective whistleblowing rules in AI firms.
