> Someone

> https://www.youtube.com/@steveweis4786

FTA: This work was conducted at Anthropic by [...], and Steve Weis.

I wonder how much time he spent on the video relative to the other stuff

A buddy did it with Claude, so zero time.

Oh I even saw your other posts in this thread but didn't recognize the name. So much for my research skills

I mean, at least you didn’t spend the last 20 years hashing 2^51 sentences in your research.

> I don't know what the fix is

You said it was dead. How could there be any fix?

Right, the article does seem very, uh, doomery. The author has prematurely spelled the end of open source when we've hardly had time to contend with this.

Did you just make that one up? It's pretty good!

I don’t recall seeing it anywhere.

Not simply for failing though. Obviously there were other factors.

That assumes that torture is something that is only done to an object, but it also has effects, probably strong ones, on the torturer. In this sense, torturing a rock, or an AI, could be a real thing.

Daniel Litt on this:

https://x.com/littmath/status/2098130808456241372

https://xcancel.com/littmath/status/2098130808456241372

This position is so extreme, you'd have to have called Reader Rabbit "electroshocking kids" as well.