pixelmelt

Dunno about you but I had to jailbreak my TI84 to run what I wanted to on it

You would think with all their cybersec models they would have security audits running round the clock, how did this get by?

Interesting concept, I can't see a reason to use a generalist classifier over an api rather then just training my own? If it was open weights I would probably mess around with it.

Agreed, only LLM I can give a folder of packet traces from a multiplayer game and wake up the next day with a server that feels identical.

I'm inclined to agree given how unstable Gemma 4 is when not using the "official" sampler settings

Aren't consumer class dumb TVs gone?

Can confirm it is also useless for building tools defending against reverse engineering work (unless asked to do code review for some reason?)

Ironically making a stink about it online is likely to have a larger impact then using their dedicated feedback or support channels (which go to claude, not a person)

It has about the same problems with finding content that the www has, its just in the earlier stages

Try blackbox, its a puzzle game that will have you messing with device settings to beat levels

Its already happening, some of my friends have (seemingly) inherited LLM verbal tics, specifically overuse of the word "highlight."

Im in the community reverse engineering web CAPTCHAs, it's because they are too easy to reverse engineer with Claude now.

I've seen multiple people break botguard (the obfuscation used by recapcha) within the last year when before it was considered a huge technical envour.

Devices like phones don't have this issue since Google owns the client attestation end to end and can fingerprint you without the risk of receiving spoofed values.

I've been working on my own misaligned model and grok is definitely different enough with a syspronpt compared to all the other frontier models that I've considered using it to generate synthetic training data, however it leans really heavy into LLMisms which makes it not really worth it. Tangentially I also really like the idea of llms as librarians they are trying out with grokapedia.

There was an old game called cursors.io which was the same concept but collaboratively traversing a maze where you would sometimes have to leave other players behind to reach the next level