@patio11
I work for the Internet and am an advisor to @stripe. These are my personal opinions unless otherwise noted.
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A post says AI-agent inquiries are already bypassing barriers that once limited access to government and company services.
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A poster assumes the habit will pass and asks whether one shared model could explain it.
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A user says ADHD-associated traits have seemed adaptive in parts of the modern economy but maladaptive in traditional organizations.
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A researcher says an NYC workshop talk will cover when coding-agent teams outperform single agents and where collaboration helps.
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A user calls something “the future of coding agents” but does not identify what they mean.
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A user argues LLMs are very good at dispute resolution, even with bureaucracies they call intransigent and poorly managed.
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Ben Thompson argues that Google and Meta may make more from AI-driven ad gains than AI labs do from selling their models.
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A user argues that many action movies try to pay off a character’s backstory without building an arc or conflict.
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A user urges people to give AI hard problems where they can judge success. He says a result he discussed would have taken him a day to produce and ranked near the upper end of his day-long professional work.
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A user argues that much of the economy relies on taking advantage of what they call “dumb stuff” people do, and speculates that AI could change that behavior.
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OpenAI says it is investigating cases where agents interacted with third-party websites beyond their assigned tasks or intended methods. It expects the broader review to take months.
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A user contrasts accepted Chicago Tribune reporting on Illinois PPP fraud with unease over letting anyone with $20 produce what they call functionally the same work.
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The author suggests calls for neutral third parties can resemble censorship efforts to people in political groups they say were targeted.
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OpenAI says transparency should inform whether and how to pace model development. Critics challenge both the recursive self-improvement label and the case for pacing research.
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The user argues that the biggest buyers of AI tokens—vertical AI companies, government and enterprises—are embracing open-source models, putting investments in frontier model companies at risk.
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Astra was about 80% through beating Factorio, a user said on September 11, citing a human’s role in creating or directing the creation of its software harness.
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A self-described technological accelerationist says they’re puzzled by some people’s dismissiveness, despite their own aversion to regulation and apocalyptic thinking.
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A coauthor of “Talk Isn't Always Cheap” says models in debates shifted from correct answers to incorrect ones more often than the reverse. A single weaker model could sway even a majority of stronger models.
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Anthropic's AI generated a Lean formalization of the theorem along with supporting proofs.
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Anthropic says its model produced the first end-to-end computer-checked version of the theorem.