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Cool. But let's not deceive ourselves. China isn't going to grant access to its future state-of-the-art models that can accel
Cool. But let's not deceive ourselves. China isn't going to grant access to its future state-of-the-art models that can accelerate AI research, scientific progress, and economic growth, not to mention impact their national security. Not even China's allies will have access to such models. One must either achieve AI independence, become a vassal, or be rendered utterly irrelevant. You don't need the government for this. Even in a completely free market, you wouldn't get access to such models. We have strong evidence of this: 1. Google used AlphaChip to design the next generation of its TPUs. However, they only released it two years later. 2. AlphaEvolve, which helped Google save millions of dollars by recovering worldwide computing resources and speeding up the Gemini kernel, is still being withheld two years later. 3. The OpenAI model that solved a prominent 80-year-old math conjecture has also not been released to the public.

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French National Rally (right-wing) President Jordan Bardella. The problem is that it will be impossible to tell the French pe
French National Rally (right-wing) President Jordan Bardella. The problem is that it will be impossible to tell the French people that they need to spend hundreds of billions on AI and still get elected. The average (French) voter doesn't get it. And even if they were to cooperate with Macron to agree on this issue, the far-left would ruthlessly use it against them, win, and destroy France. It's a really sad and almost hopeless state of affairs.
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Every week now some Russian city is suffering from oil rain because Putin seeks to capture poisoned fields and rubble that wi+3
Every week now some Russian city is suffering from oil rain because Putin seeks to capture poisoned fields and rubble that will benefit nobody in Russia. And Ukraine is forced to sacrifice its future to stop this delusional fool from sending their children to fight in his next war. Meanwhile, people in Silicon Valley and Shenzhen are working towards capturing whole galaxy clusters.
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every country should probably try and either work towards a new ai security pact with the americans immediately or pool every ounce of national resources to try and create their own ASI labs lest you become complete intellectual, economic, and moral vassals to the united states of america and the output byproducts its ASIs (you wont even get to talk to them). – roon: https://x.com/i/status/2065939227167392147 Yes. Absolutely. But normie voters and European politicians won't be able to grasp this before it's too late (it might already be too late). Even many people smart enough to technically grasp it won't draw these conclusions because they trigger the absurdity heuristic. And even those who are both intelligent and rational enough to overcome this will have overwhelming incentives to not bite the bullet. Because biting this bullet might destroy their whole worldview and undermine the perceived importance of their favorite pet issues.
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Amazon CEO’s Talks With U.S. Officials Triggered Crackdown on Anthropic Models https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/amazon-ceos-talks-
Amazon CEO’s Talks With U.S. Officials Triggered Crackdown on Anthropic Models https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/amazon-ceos-talks-with-u-s-officials-triggered-crackdown-on-anthropic-models-dcc90578
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They are located in Budapest, Hungary. So this will be the end of their Fable-powered research. Fun-fact: Even people like An
They are located in Budapest, Hungary. So this will be the end of their Fable-powered research. Fun-fact: Even people like Andrej Karpathy, who work for Anthropic, will not be able to access Fable anymore because they are not US citizens. Another complication with America cutting off the rest of the world from accessing SoTA models is that 60% of Google’s AI talent is located in the London. Google hasn't caught up with Anthropic and OpenAI yet. However, if they do, issuing an executive order to limit access to U.S. nationals within the U.S. would essentially nuke Google. They are not going to move to the US either because staying in London was the deal when Google bought DeepMind. This could significantly slow down AI research in general because it undermines IPOs and affect other AI stocks, as it makes nationalization more likely. Even if the current orders are taken back, they're just postponed. Nobody is going to grant their competitors access to technology more powerful than thermonuclear bombs.
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Few people realize the implications of American companies having access to a “country of geniuses in a datacenter” while we do not. That would be the end for us. None of our companies would remain competitive. It would lead to a total economic collapse. And just to be absolutely clear about this. I'm extremely fed up with people who laugh this off while Field Medalists are already using AI in their daily research. You retards can fuck off and block me.
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Predictable. I didn't expect it to happen so soon, though. Don't forget that in a few years, the United States will have mode
Predictable. I didn't expect it to happen so soon, though. Don't forget that in a few years, the United States will have models that are much smarter than Fable. This is a wake-up call for Europe. We need to immediately invest at least two trillion dollars in building data centers, developing frontier models, and constructing power plants. We need to use our leverage with ASML and Zeiss to buy chips for as long as possible. Otherwise, we're truly fucked. Of course, this won't happen. It's over. https://x.com/AnthropicAI/status/2065597531644743999
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Russian asset Tulsi Gabbard released a map of bioweapons labs in Ukraine that has Kyiv right next to Moldova. https://www.dni
Russian asset Tulsi Gabbard released a map of bioweapons labs in Ukraine that has Kyiv right next to Moldova. https://www.dni.gov/files/BIOLAB_Slides.pdf It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.
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Claude Fable 5 scores 88% on Tier 4 of the FrontierMath benchmark. It consists of research-level mathematics problems intende
Claude Fable 5 scores 88% on Tier 4 of the FrontierMath benchmark. It consists of research-level mathematics problems intended to be hard even for professional mathematicians in the relevant field. More: https://epoch.ai/frontiermath/tiers-1-4
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From Scott Alexander's post on timelines today. His AGI numbers (which he defines as AI intelligent enough to do 90% of knowl
From Scott Alexander's post on timelines today. His AGI numbers (which he defines as AI intelligent enough to do 90% of knowledge work jobs) are: - 25% by 2027 - 50% by 2034 - 75% by 2045. Also: I think there’s a 66% chance that actually, the singularity is intimately related to the universe being a simulation, and that at least some of the events above could be better predicted by knowing what the simulators are thinking than by normal forecasting. Read more: https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/my-ai-opinions
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A landmark achievement in microscopy is poised to reveal the molecular machinery of life inside cells, at near-atomic detail: https://biohub.org/blog/laser-phase-plate-cryo-em-making-invisible-visible/ Together with UC Berkeley we are announcing the laser phase plate - a breakthrough in atomic resolution imaging. This is the brightest continuous wave laser in the world, 100 million times the intensity of the surface of the sun. Phase contrast plays an important role in microscopy, but it was thought close to impossible for electron microscopy, where it would require interfering with an electron beam. Holger Mueller and Robert Glaeser proposed exactly this using a standing wave laser. It has taken over 15 years to make this a reality. Biohub partnered with UC Berkeley and Mueller to support this work and to engineer and build the technology. Contrast has been the critical barrier to achieving atomic resolution imaging of the cell. In cryo-electron tomography, a cellular imaging technology that uses electron microscopy, the low contrast makes it impossible to resolve anything but the largest proteins within their cellular context. The laser phase plate removes that barrier. With advances in AI this breakthrough in contrast will start to open up a new frontier in structural biology, that will allow us to see the molecular machines of the cell, and how they assemble into far more complex and dynamic systems, and understand how they work.
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Yeah, I just saw this: https://simonwillison.net/2026/Jun/11/fable-is-relentlessly-proactive/ LLMs are getting into spooky territory.
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I asked Claude Fable 5 to explain intransitive dice to a lay audience.
I asked Claude Fable 5 to explain intransitive dice to a lay audience.
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Always remember that GPT-2 couldn't count past 5, and this was enough for smart people to extrapolate where we are today.
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Prompt: Please design an animation with a hymn for the announcement of a hypothetical future Claude model called Claude Requi
Prompt: Please design an animation with a hymn for the announcement of a hypothetical future Claude model called Claude Requiem, the first to be capable of recursive self-improvement.
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A plausible and frightening vision of Europe's near future, ending in economic collapse and vassal status under the US or Chi
A plausible and frightening vision of Europe's near future, ending in economic collapse and vassal status under the US or China. https://europe2031.ai/
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Germany’s Cobra 600 Is A Jet Powered Interceptor Drone That Slings An IRIS-T Missile The Cobra 600 carries the missile hundre
Germany’s Cobra 600 Is A Jet Powered Interceptor Drone That Slings An IRIS-T Missile The Cobra 600 carries the missile hundreds of miles from its runway launch point, extending the reach of surface-to-air missile batteries. https://www.twz.com/air/germanys-cobra-600-is-a-jet-powered-interceptor-drone-that-slings-an-iris-t-missile
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Ethan Mollick gave Claude Fable 5 the following prompt: write me a rhyming poem with six four line stanzas, each stanza removes another vowel. the first has no u, the second no u or i, etc. Output: Facetiously (a e i o y) I pen a poem made to fray: each stanza lets one vowel stray. The first has fled already — see? It sat between the T and V. (a e o y) That tall, lone mark we love the most — the self's own name — departs, a ghost. What now can speak? What now can know? The poem moans on, sad and slow. (a e y) And here the verse gets gray and terse; "A," "E" — the rest are dead. Rehearse the spare, pale knell each stanza tells: ash settles where the cadence dwells. (a y) Alas — what stays? An "A," a "Y": mad scraps that chant and clap and cry. All ballads sag; all sagas crack; vast art falls flat and can't crawl back. ( y ) Why cry? Shy myths fly by; sly hymns try; rhythms dry. Spry nymphs spy Styx's wry sky; thy glyphs cry "Fly!" — fly, fly — (—) Psst! Pfft... tsk-tsk... brr... Hmph. Hmph. Shh — grr! Hm? Hm... mmm... hmm... Zzz... zzz... zzz... mmm. A few deliberate choices: losing I second means the poem loses its self in stanza two and has to carry on without a speaker. The title contains all six vowels exactly once, in alphabetical order, before the poem spends 24 lines destroying them. And the final stanza still "rhymes" (brr/grr, hmm/mmm) — it's just that without vowels, all that's left of poetry is shivering, growling, and falling asleep.
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