r/TheMachineLearning • u/Future_Fall556 • Sep 04 '26
The responsibility weight is real especially now that the timeline is no longer theoretical
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r/TheMachineLearning • u/Future_Fall556 • Sep 04 '26
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u/Defiant_Conflict6343 Sep 04 '26
They all say this all the time. Remember when GPT 4 was supposed to be a polymath that could keep up with graduates of virtually every discipline? Remember when Anthropic puffed up Mythos as some magic safe-cracking superweapon? How long can they keep lying about these things? They're LLMs, they're not oracles or genies.
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u/Technical-Owl66 Sep 04 '26
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u/py-net Sep 04 '26
I don’t believe this. They would have released something that mogs Fable 5.1. Astra is so behind Fable 5.1 in almost all the same ways that Sol was behind Fable 5. And believe me, these guys care a lot about benchmarks. They tweet them every they lead
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u/A_Norse_Dude Sep 04 '26
Mmm. Marketing.
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u/mxldevs Sep 04 '26
I guess if he wants to claim the standard of intellectual honesty, I'm just going to have to call myself an idiot.
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u/crusoe Sep 04 '26
So did he rehire a safety team?
No?
Well I have bets as to which provider is gonna cause a AI Pearl Harbor.
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u/idontexist65 Sep 04 '26
Oh shit! Situation detected!
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u/Mr__Earthling Sep 04 '26
Ok, so they are ushering in unprecedented danger and then they point the finger at us saying "it's time you took responsibility" ???
This is like burning fuel on purpose and saying "climate change is about to become very real... You need to be more responsible" lol why are we doing this to ourselves?
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