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Seth Upperman :
Can you explain why it feels like Claude has gotten so much worse?
2026-08-09 02:45:31
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Mungus :
False dichotomy! Why can’t there be a parallel universe where people aren’t underestimating AI capabilities while also not drinking the coolade and exaggerating how good ai is. Notice you always mentioned a human using ai. It’s not like these ai bots are fully independent
2026-08-10 15:43:01
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Nick :
It’s interesting, but it hasn’t really changed people’s daily lives yet so most people are in the former camp not the latter
2026-08-09 02:29:32
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Thakur Kharel :
AI is having a pr problem because all the CEOs like Dario are taking the doomerish approach saying this is going to take all jobs and shit away… that’s why the former group exists and not everyone is at the frontier of all of this so it all seems like Fugazi to many.
2026-08-09 02:56:36
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craig.ren :
I’m going to measure the value of AI by the rate at which we’re able to improve cancer outcomes. Writing code and optimizing supply chains is nice but can it help solve real problems?
2026-08-09 03:01:38
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VALENTINE :
i just don’t understand what the end goal is. i have yet to see an explanation that doesn’t result in some kind of catastrophic degradation of human lives overall.
2026-09-09 22:13:14
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meneziass :
what is your thought on AGI?
2026-08-09 00:59:43
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BigBoiGolf_ :
I’m going to judge AI by how bad people use it like the government
2026-08-09 04:00:33
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july :
It still does hallucinate a lot… also I don’t think you’re prediction with the fields medal is close to being true
2026-08-15 04:52:08
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lance_x08 :
how do u feel abt AI fatigue? most ppl in this world are tired of AI slop and talking to AI isnt a substitute for socializing with real ppl
2026-08-28 08:50:55
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Zep :
When is anthropic going to make any profit ?
2026-08-09 17:52:14
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Andy Ma :
Would be excited to see AI solve some big problems in biology and medicine! I think its possible that some of these field's medalists already do use LLMs in their research 😅 I do wonder if there’s some limit to AI solving math and coding. For example, I would be surprised if an AI solved P vs NP because it’s so fundamental to algorithms. If it could solve P vs NP then I’d expect it to know how to improve its own algorithms and maybe that would be super intelligence. So it just feels very distant.
2026-08-09 04:48:39
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hashbastard :
legit doesn’t affect me. It’s just shortened google searches bro. But sure “its gunna take over”👍
2026-08-09 04:19:18
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autoglass :
I just want a robot that does my laundry
2026-08-29 16:14:26
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lalaoorara :
If “intuition” isn’t an appropriate word to describe the way humans are different from current models then what word is appropriate
2026-08-09 23:23:48
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aphelion :
I think what holds me back from being a full believer in AI is the fact that's inherently designed on traditional computing architecture, and no matter how efficient you get the scaling for computer is horrid. A Base 2 mathematical system will struggle to emulate the human brain without absurd scaling of compute, you can only get so efficient when the mathematical system behind it is so limited. However, if these systems are effectively translated into quantum computing systems when they are ready, or through brains constructed by stem cells when their ready either, I think that's when we'll see even a very effective system.
2026-08-09 12:09:18
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The Monk :
It seems LLMs are yet to ingest single cell/spatial trascriptomic and proteomic data, or dna sequences. These are right now with specialized biological foundation models. There is a vast ground that is yet to be covered in terms of data availability. Means biology could potentially see a revolution as well.
2026-08-14 14:35:37
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Amanda :
Eh I’m in the middle and I doubt I am unique
2026-08-09 16:14:59
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Liam Juggler :
I admit how amazing it is, but that makes me more scared. How do you ensure alignment for a model that is more intelligent than you?
2026-08-11 03:23:59
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user3841537214987 :
so ur opinion is that human ingenuity/abstract reasoning is something that can and will be fully be replicated by AI and perhaps even surpassed?
2026-08-09 18:13:36
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ElGrincho :
it's perfectly okay to use in advanced research and other work, but you got to treat it as a somewhat reliable intern. you wouldn't go into court on an intern's work; you better go in there and check it before you hand it over. that's what DUMB people miss: you can't give task it with something you're completely inept at, because you won't be able to double check. same with artwork, if you already know how to edit out the mistakes, it'll save you tons of time, if you don't CARE to scrutinize, then you get slop.
2026-08-17 16:12:42
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🧸 :
Chatbots don’t seem to be the best form factor for consumer. Nor were (static) websites, on their own, the best form factor for consumers to use the internet(dynamic was better— aol, Napster, MySpace, etc.) . Someone should build something🤔
2026-08-10 01:22:55
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Squid :
I’m still in the middle.
2026-08-09 01:18:40
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Nixotica :
I know a lot of software engineers who have still yet to prompt/generate a single line of code. they're impossibly slow to work with
2026-08-09 20:20:43
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Youssef :
Watched one video on some dude saying ai is just something that is wrong most of the time😭😭😭
2026-08-09 08:29:07
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