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@zetalyrae
interests: compilers, chemistry, logic, nanofabrication, pharmacology ❧ transhumanist ❧ essays, fiction: http://borretti.me ❧ code: http://github.com/eudoxia0 ❧ 🏳️🌈
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A user says their sister asked the question after having Claude make her a web app and looking at the code.
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A post says Nihar Shah spent 20–25 hours over two weeks interviewing authors about their seemingly low-quality submissions to TMLR.
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The post uses a phrase it attributes to Elon Musk—humans as “biological bootloaders” for AI—as an example of people finding an end goal in the world.
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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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Two posts question the idea that AI thinks in an “incomprehensible alien way.” One calls that claim empirically wrong; the other treats it as debatable.
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A user argues that effective altruists cannot recognize human bad actors even with all the evidence, yet expect to tell whether superhuman AI is genuinely aligned.
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Set at the fictional “Aperture Frontier Research,” the parody shared by a user gives its test subject a Python interpreter, a read-only filesystem and a researcher’s “conditional approval.”
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Taylor Lorenz retweeted WIRED's post on lab-grown brain organoids.
