tzone
Joined 6 years ago
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Since that is clearly not the case, that is just as much Anthropic's problem as it is Cursor's problem. There either needs to be a technical change so that extensions are signed with keys that Anthropic controls, or you should take the branding off from the Cursor extensions.
If you cranked up turns and only used fable level model for every interaction, you would get way way less jank. Plus when you have essentially unlimited tokens, you can always do extra AI review passes to reduce jank.
I think for us, outside of Anthropic, it is hard to imagine the scale of AI agents that they are running internally . We are talking about probably 10s of millions $ worth of spend monthly if not more.
We are talking billion dollars+ worth in a single address. So if either chainskey security is compromised in a way that it is conceivable to brute force it, there will definitely be plenty of targets.
On that note, I actually had an overall harness (for experimenting) that was essentially like this: "for any task, instead of answering question directly, write a program to answer the question instead. test and verify the program before giving the answer".
It actually worked incredibly well on all "gotcha" LLM questions like math or counting letters in words and all sorts of stuff.
Of course it was ridiculously slow and very expensive but it was a proof of concept that it can actually be much more accurate on every task if you are willing to spend an infinite amount of money.
It will probably do a pretty good job if you ask it that way (it will also burn a shit ton of tokens, but hey, that is part of the fun).
On that note, I actually had an overall harness (for experimenting) that was essentially like this: "for any task, instead of answering question directly, write a program to answer the question instead. test and verify the program before giving the answer".
It actually worked incredibly well on all "gotcha" LLM questions like math or counting letters in words and all sorts of stuff.
Of course it was ridiculously slow and very expensive but it was a proof of concept that it can actually be much more accurate on every task if you are willing to spend infinite amount of money.
Only apps that get flagged by the AI reviewer then have to go through a separate, slower human review process.
There would be no need to deliver new mathematical insights by solving problems. You would just have a magical math problem solving machine and that’s it.
Turns out it wasn’t actually Anthropic and just a researcher with a single Anthropic guy friend working on it .
Wild times
But within next 10 years as costs drop significantly and even more improvements are made, yes it is very likely that almost every single existing math problem will get a serious AI cracking done on it
Imagine if OpenAI opened up a high frequency trading arm and suddenly stole all the prompts and research that other HfT firms are doing through OpenAI tools and start making bank based on that . Wouldn’t that be straight up insane?
Reading Sam Altman's and Sebastien's tweets reads like something written by people who know they did dirty shit and are willing to cross any lines to "win". https://x.com/sama/status/2097385167002415140
OpenAI's leadership just can't help to continue to disappoint everyone with their lack of ethics or integrity.
This level of targeting is really only something that nation state actors can pull off, who are also protected from actual law enforcement prosecution. Unless attackers are really in North Korea, they would 100% be caught within just few days.