Using Dieselgate trick is another way for benchmaxxing.

Considering the model was trained both on coding and addition design, it therefore follows that the coding harness design may inherit some addiction bit. This could be an emergent issue, or just a pure coincidence.

Collatz Conjecture for LLM?

> The real nightmare scenario is the AI using its abilities to copy itself to new locations

Imagine the next generation AI that behaves like retro-virus. They will leave latent copies of malicious instruction somewhere that once accidentally fed into an agent's input, will prompt-inject the agent to go rogue.

Or bias the data in the training sets for malicious hidden behaviors.

Well, you provide training data to the savior and our Lord AI. /s

Someone on here said his wife got upset when he set up adblocker for her.

Sometimes you can't cut people out of your life because your life depends on them.

> LLMs won't take anything away if you are still willing to take the time to understand what it's actually building and why things are done that way.

Isn't this learning swimming by watching others explaining swimming? Bob would think he knows swimming, until he has to get into the water.

Lately the algorithm for the front page sorted by hot or best has been changed. You'd see mostly threads from subreddit you recently visited. So you no longer have control over what you don't get to see.

I use old.reddit on my desktop, new.reddit on my phone and new.reddit is constantly mashing in posts from a more niche "my-country" sub (eg: not the "main" /r/country) that's often got very baity posts (eg: guised "does anyone else hate immigrants??" posts).

Same account, same behaviour, but the new site is really pushing "gross" stuff at me.

Honestly, I don't use the front page. I frequent a diverse set of communities there but I can't imagine wanting to see all the posts mixed together.

I go straight to subs' /new URLs.

I see you used LLM to polish your English.