This is what a lull looks like at this point. The government is having internal arguments. The models are getting improved internally. The coding agent improvements are all what we would expect. There's still a lot happening, including a bunch of cool papers, but I feel able to relax and to take care of some other work while I have the chance. You never know when that chance will be over.

Table of Contents

From yesterday: Cyber Lack of Security and AI Governance.

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Outline:

(00:36) Language Models Offer Mundane Utility

(02:25) Language Models Dont Offer Mundane Utility

(03:26) Huh, Upgrades

(04:02) Levels of Friction

(05:11) On Your Marks

(06:38) Get My Agent On The Line

(09:42) Deepfaketown and Botpocalypse Soon

(11:11) Fun With Media Generation

(12:49) On AI Writing

(16:05) A Young Ladys Illustrated Primer

(18:35) You Drive Me Crazy

(19:23) They Took Our Jobs

(21:31) The Art of the Jailbreak

(21:49) Introducing

(22:29) Claude Has Its Limits

(23:28) Show Me the Money

(25:15) Show Me The Compute

(26:58) Quiet Speculations

(28:33) Quickly, Theres No Time

(29:32) Chip City

(30:37) Pick Up The Phone

(31:15) The Week in Audio

(31:41) Rhetorical Innovation

(36:13) Not Leading the Future

(42:24) Elon Musk v OpenAI

(43:21) People Just Say Things

(43:47) People Just Publish Things

(44:37) OpenAI Endroses Kosa And SB 315

(48:08) The LLMs All Believe Roughly Similar Things

(50:45) I Learned It By Reading YOU

(01:08:22) Aligning a Smarter Than Human Intelligence is Difficult

(01:18:45) People Are Worried About AI Killing Everyone

(01:20:34) Messages From Janusworld

(01:22:31) People Worried About AI For Other Reasons

(01:23:06) The Lighter Side

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