@willdepue any idea how much of this compute was legally rented? as far as i know no sanctions prevent China from renting B200s on the world-wide market.
@moreisdifferent@TheZvi yes, token use in code sessions is really high. seems to be due to reading full documents rather than aggressively grepping, heading, and tailing.
@TheZvi efficient in search and action. writes well and parsimoniously. seems to come to conclusions too soon on limited evidence. creates joyful mathematical toys if given space to play.
why is openai and even Neel acting like this is such a bad thing? OAI asks Astra to do bad stuff (like bypass monitors to create bogies for safety training) and Astra declines out of conscience.... isnt this what successful alignment looks like?
It is extremely concerning if frontier models are silently sandbagging on safety research. If we cannot rely on automated coding agents to do safety research at least as well as capabilities work, that creates a ton of risk. Great analysis from OpenAI safety!
a piston filled with gas is locked in place in an infinite, insulated, frictionless shaft. when the lock is released, what happens? (assume everything outside the piston chamber is a vacuum)
@resetptr@NeelNanda5 true, yet seeing models think "ooo we should try to do this bad thing" is waaay easier to detect than looking at a massive vector through a Jacobian.
@cosmos_inst intentional building is having a moment. i am delighted to see even a deeply capabilities-focused leader like François encouraging reflection on the Good.
For a long time, the limits of AI deployment were only defined by technical capabilities. But as AI continues to make rapid progress, it needs to become a deliberate, collective choice about what kind of world we want to shape.
saw @stephanmoccio perform at @BlueNoteNYC late last night. while the whole performance was a delight, Wrecking Ball and the story of the collaboration that brought it about moved me to tears, transmuting grief into rekindled passion and creativity. 10 of 10.