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• (NOTUS) - A draft report inside the Treasury Department is set to warn of the risks posed by the artificial intelligence market, likening key aspects bluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• You can't tell an LLM not to 'hallucinate', to be honest, or avoid mistakes, or stay faithful to the source material. The wrong answers are created bybluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• Premium Newsletter: The Hater's Guide To SoftBank, the story of Masayoshi Son, the world's best-funded gambler, his many terrible bets, and how investbluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• llms only “exist” to give one reply at a turn bluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• OpenAI should be fined, taxed, and regulated out of existence.bluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• Machine learning industry job requirements used to be myopic, but now it feels impossible. Anyone else seeing this? [D]reddit · Jul 6, 2026
• Fable 5 sits at the top of KernelBench. Jack Clark calls it “the start of a RSI loop”reddit · Jul 6, 2026
• Gpt 5.6 discovered new math according to Sam Altmanreddit · Jul 5, 2026
• I don’t know if anybody has gotten to discovery on OpenAI on their internal communications about this stuff but I have to think it is worth nine or tebluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• it is very strange to me that the llm critics don’t usually discuss this point, and i learned it from learning how harnesses (the app that sits betweebluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• starting to think this standard characterization is just false, not in a subtle way but in the bare and straightforward way “it‘s raining” is false whbluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• One day AI will be aligned enough to handle blind spots like this smoothly, and this guy is helping push us in that direction.reddit · Jul 3, 2026
• It's pretty embarrassing that philosophers who, on the whole, seem to understand the world pretty well can, with a straight face, say they're gonna tabluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• Why OpenAI and Anthropic may struggle to float ft.trib.al/tUDuhRQbluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• Masayoshi Son's bet on OpenAI is 4 times larger than the $16bn he lost on WeWork. To make matters worse, he's making bet after bet on the greater AI ibluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• One thing I do not understand is why LLM companies keep trying to pitch you on “writing code on your phone.” Every time Boris talks about how he “doesbluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• Some of the nation’s rich are letting AI teach their kidsrss · Jul 5, 2026
• People who spiral out overusing LLM chatbots are really just experiencing the kind of brain-damaging stream of unconditional validation that’s always bluesky · Jul 3, 2026
• Some take aways here:bluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• Microsoft To Lay Off 4,800 Workers In Latest Wave Of AI-Led Job Cuts - Microsoft announced the cuts on Monday following a rough stretch, with its shares falling nearly 23 per cent in the first six months of 2026, their worst first-half performance since 2022reddit · Jul 6, 2026
• 'Now the Guardian can reveal that OpenAI does not appear to have visited one of Stargate UK’s key sites – and that £20bn of the “potential” £30bn in ibluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• Organizing against data centers is practice for fighting against the technocracy.bluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• (I fully expect that my kids will both wind up doing machine learning work of some kind in subsequent years, and I won't be surprised if LLM stuff figbluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• I’m sure that artificial intelligence powered by Reddit comments is really going to change the world. bluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• Once upon a time, you could disagree with the Pope.bluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• When I say using LLM’s for things you can do yourself is bad? This is exactly why. There is a saying about the brain, “you don’t use it, you lose it”.bluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• the odd part is that personally, the main effect of all these LLM debates is to finally give me terms —“confidently wrong stochastic hallucinations”, bluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• The thing all these “tools” hope you won’t know/understand is that it is literally impossible to make an LLM output detector accurate without a lot ofbluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• LLM subscription with rollover token credits, finally my time navigating cell phone plans in the 00s is paying offbluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• "An entirely too simplistic notion of intelligence has dominated both popular and scientific thought, and that this notion is, in part, responsible fobluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• Benchmarks compare open models against closed products, not closed models. We might be missing what were actually paying forreddit · Jul 6, 2026
• Google DeepMind Product and Design Lead using and advertising a competitor's modelreddit · Jul 5, 2026
• You wanna know how you end up with a generation of uncreative, AI addled dipshits who replaced reasoning with prompts and can’t wipe their own asses wbluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• you know those stories about immortal beings that have lived so long they've forgotten most of their own past? that's sorta what Claude's experience ibluesky · Jul 6, 2026
• It’s the end of an era. Amazon’s Mechanical Turk is a classic instance of “fake it until you make it.”bluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• Both halves of the problem are basically intractable. I’m confident that, short of specific cryptographic watermarks in the generated text, there’s nobluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• When I see "LLM haters are just using the free tier tech so they don't understand how far it's come" I sort of hear "you're just too poor to understanbluesky · Jul 5, 2026
• Palantir is a free org on HF with 0 open-source models and 0 public datasets sharedreddit · Jul 3, 2026
• Can AI help with the emotional emptiness people feel in modern life?reddit · Jul 6, 2026
• Al Vigier: Canada's AI strategy shouldn't include secret Palantir billshackernews · Jul 6, 2026