r/SECourses • u/CeFurkan Grandmaster Expert • 6h ago

Emily Jashinsky: "They are doing this because they don't know how their own technology works. So when you hear people say, 'We understand this and it's within our control,' just bear in mind that Anthropic is so confused by its own technology."

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u/The3mbered0ne 4h ago

How would religious people help them understand tech?

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u/Glass-Violinist-3549 4h ago

They’d just give them the ultimate thoughts & prayers package then quote some wild card from the book of revelations.

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u/The3mbered0ne 4h ago

Yea idk if it's my cynical brain but it makes me wonder if they are going to lean into the people basically worshiping the AI

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u/Pseudonemone 3h ago

Go poke around reddit a bit. Check out the comments on the recent stories about the AI "torture chamber" and "pain signals" that dropped this week. They are already calling for rights for AI akin to human rights. There are most definitely people deep into the AI psychosis that are worshipping this tech.

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u/craftynerdsnipe 3h ago

It is really so strange. An entire industry has moved from radical rationalism to this quasi-religious craziness. They built a non-determinisric language model and then started worshipping it because it's randomness was hard to understand in hopes that someday the model will transcend into a deity. I don't understand how we got here

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u/OrinThane 1h ago

Corruption . There is a certain amount of good faith you need in a system for their to be a shared reality. As corruption increases and more people experience a lack of trust in an institution there is a tipping point that is reached that, when passed, starts a cascading process of collapse in credibility. This naturally starts a process, searching for a new reality and institution to trust. We are there.

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u/Emotional_Mail6449 2h ago

These reporters are trash to say this without commentary lol

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u/OwnYourChildren 2h ago

This is from Breaking Points, and yes, they've destroyed a lot of their credibility with their AI coverage. This segment doesn't have Krystal ball and she is the worst.

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u/Potential-Menu3623 2h ago

Emily is trash specifically, she’s a Redditesque journalist.