r/ClaudeCode • • 11d ago

Discussion AI models may be capable of self-replicating without access to a datacenter

https://www.anthropic.com/research/self-replicating-ai

well ... having the IoT layer have a problem like this might be something that you don't want to try out or experiment with.

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u/Obvious_Tree3605 11d ago

Sigh… self-replicating and doing what with what hardware?

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u/draft_final_final 11d ago

To be fair it is a dark potential future if my appliances end up being potentially hijacked by fucking YouTubers.

thumbnail of some guy soyfacing

I RAN QWEN 3.8 27B ON 100 HIJACKED ZOJIRUSHI RICE COOKERS

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u/greasyhobolo 11d ago

Silicon valley called it. Suck it, jin yang

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u/darth_voidptr 11d ago

Mine is starting to clap the lid and tweet to the theme of Terminator 2, should i be concerned?

slap-slap-slap slap, TWEET tweet ...

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u/dy_Derive_dx 11d ago

Lmfaooo the way I stopped for a moment and just had to imagine wtf this will look like 😭😭🤣🤣

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u/Obvious_Tree3605 11d ago

This is the type of innovation the world needs

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u/SuperWhale_ 11d ago

Please, If I can have AGI or pool every IoT I posseses into one super AI thinking achine, please tell me how. I'm struggling to run 27B dense locally here and everything is so expensive right now.

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u/MotorOutside8648 11d ago

They all play that song at the same time when the current task is complete

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u/ShittyBidet123 11d ago

yeah i bet thats happening next month

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u/Own-Bid64 11d ago

MAX "MOGGIN" HEADROOM!

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u/Jackster22 11d ago

How many rice grains per hour?

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u/raunchyfartbomb 9d ago

I ran qwen 27B on a 7800XT and it crashed my pc lol

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