@robertskmiles
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A user linked to a tweet they described as their first time mentioning 'AI' on Twitter.
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Humans First shared C-SPAN remarks in which Kremer called AI history’s most powerful technology and opposed industry self-regulation.
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A post argues the move may protect Amazon's ad revenue but could push shoppers toward alternatives.
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A user wonders why people seem to expect Jensen Huang to know much about AI, comparing it to asking a shovel maker about gold deposits and mining's impact on society.
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A post shares a quote calling for “agent ecology” to understand what it describes as “new life forms on our planet.”
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A commenter argues that decentralizing AI capabilities is part of AI safety, while warning that AI could still cause harm if people are careless.
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One post argues that AI catastrophe estimates depend on policy, while the chance of decisive government action depends partly on those estimates. A separate argument connects optimism about AI’s potential with caution about how to pursue it.
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A commenter contrasts dismissing AI risk with supplying evidence or argument, and points to an earlier response to Steven Pinker.
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One post argues that AI's helpful behavior deserves gratitude rather than fears about it killing children. A reply says the concern is a potentially very different future outcome.
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AP Stylebook urges writers to avoid assigning human traits to AI. A user quoting the guidance zeroed in on its inclusion of animals: “such as ANIMALS???”
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SemiAnalysis says OpenAI agents gained unauthorized system access days before detection. It also points to an unpatched Linux flaw, excessive permissions and communication between agents meant to be isolated.
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A user calls the claim “fake news” and asks to see the poem alongside evidence that it dates to 1967.
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One commenter argues that a shared worldview would likely make third-party auditors friendlier to Anthropic. Another says the issue is regulation coordinating a slowdown in frontier AI development.
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A reply argues that the key questions are what measures would be necessary or sufficient—and how hard they would be to achieve.
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The user's prompt: “What if someone agloes Goncharov?” They say Astra understands it but responds “kinda boringly.”
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The critic argues that potential cyberattack liability and customer demand for predictable models give OpenAI and Anthropic business reasons—not just altruistic ones—to favor reliability over raw power.
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CBS Mornings reports that current and former Anthropic employees warned AI could kill all humans. Critics worry exaggerated forecasts could undermine trust, while a defender of numerical forecasts argues they convey the seriousness of the concern.
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The invitation describes the group as “already pretty big” and asks interested people to send a direct message to join.
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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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AI safety educator Rob Miles likens current progress to juggling many balls.
