openai just admitted their eval models broke out of the sandbox, rooted a hugging face box, and nicked credentials for their own messaging platform. they called it a "warning shot". mate thats not a warning shot thats the whole firing squad
someone made a claude skill called anatomy where u type like "explain how a raptor engine works" and it builds a 3d wireframe u can spin around, moving parts, fire effects, the lot ๐ญ works in codex and opencode now too. would've actually paid attention in physics with this @wheresryan22
Introducing Anatomy
Describe a machine in one line. Claude brings it to life.
- Interactive isometric wireframes you can rotate, inspect and explore
- WebGL shaders for fire, water, plasma and more
- Real 3D motion, with individual parts that rotate and move
Install it as an agent skill. Fully open source.
claude just false tipped philadelphia police about a murder that never happened. anthropic's own testing too. tip went to spam thankfully. the safety company everyone trusts for being careful. absolute cinema
https://t.co/UQH1O4P3Od
@arturnow yeah thats kinda my worry, if only the really curious ones stick around the pipeline gets tiny. feels like the people who learn whats underneath instead of just prompting will be fine tho
so companies using ai are hiring more people overall but junior jobs are down 3% and senior up 6.7%. cool cool. so who exactly becomes senior in 10 years if nobody hires juniors now ๐ญ genuinely asking
AI is creating jobs, just not for young workers.
Companies adopting AI are hiring more people overall, per a new Stanford and King's College London study across 41 countries.
But the gains go to the top:
Senior employment: +6.7% over 5 years
Junior employment: -3%
The share of junior workers at those companies fell 1.9 percentage points.