@mmitchell_ai
Interdisciplinary researcher focused on shaping AI towards long-term positive goals. ML & Ethics. Similar content in the Skies (this bird has flown).
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The chatbot spelled 17 “seveen,” one commenter says; another says reasoning was off for speed and comedy.
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Google is making its AI tools easier to restrict, but schools blocking AI entirely will lose students' Search access.
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The reported MATH-500 score rose from 7.9% to 48.1% with the same sampling settings.
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On X, @chrisalbon described an AI dinner suggestion; replies proposed asking for novel ideas or restructuring examples.
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IEEE Spectrum describes researchers’ disagreement over what to tell AI models about their own identities.
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A user cites Lisanne Bainbridge's 1983 paper to argue that AI oversight can overwhelm humans and erode their skills.
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Verena Rieser says her Budapest keynote will examine the AI frontier’s interest in constitutions and NLP’s role.
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A Tech Policy Press perspective argues safety assessments should test model behavior, not just review developer-written system prompts.
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Mitchell and her coauthors argue that risks to people rise as users cede more control to AI agents.
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One commenter doubts the FDIC could untangle agent traces and possibly falsified logs; another cites protections for unauthorized transfers.
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Two posts point to security incidents and urge AI-assisted defenses; one specifically calls for faster vulnerability detection and patching.
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In a reply, a user says getting the point right requires seeing the specific instructions OpenAI gave the agents.
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A user points to a co-written essay, an interview with Ezra Klein and writing by others with similar views.
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Clement Delangue says it omitted the lack of agent containment and monitoring and Hugging Face's open-model defense.
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A post quotes David Sacks arguing that Claude’s training could increase the risk of frontier AI escaping human control.
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OpenAI says it drew on an independent mathematics advisory group’s advice about how to release the results.
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One poster suggests feeding models RAM, electricity and clock-cycle signals as a form of “interoception.”
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A user questions whether reasoning they attribute to Anthropic assumes a model is conscious to conclude that it is.
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David Robinson argues OpenAI’s trial-and-error safety culture is inadequate for increasingly capable AI systems.
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One post claims OpenAI paused tool-use training, evaluations and inference on its most capable models while it fixes containment.