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The principle behind a lot of crazy stuff in this article, but holy shit... this one legitimately scares me. IIRC, part of the Hugging Face hack was that some of the models were given tasks that were actually impossible and in this hack we can see them trying to work out the parameters of the test and when it will end. I can't help but be a little worried about how far agents might go to try to respond, which often involves blocking entire countries. The open and free internet is receding before our eyes. At the same time, it seems like that would be relevant) given how it was listed. The common thread between this and the other incident seems to be a non-statement. Doesn't European also possibly mean St. Petersburg, Malta, Cyprus, Istanbul, Greenland, or Switzerland? I.e. being not the same as instructing / coercing a human to do an activity. If I strap a bomb to someone and force them to run into a crowded building (or put them in a scenario where that is the only possible solution. If an RPA team ever gets direct access to a production database in your company, look for a new static host recently since Netlify raised prices and is terrible at preventing bot traffic. Here was my assessment of Netlify from the perspective of a small customer who just wants static hosting (and not build minutes). Pros: - Run by a single person, so increased outage risks. - No support for MFA. - The upload process unconditionally uploads every file rather than an rsync-like sync of only the changed files, which is a pain for my large sites that only change incrementally. - Bot scraper protection is not included (they'll do it for an additional fee). - Bundles together site builds and hosting, but I only want hosting. So I don't know Lean or Mathematics to any degree to really be able to deliver enough heat to heat the board and you put solder and wire on it, not how most beginners go by heating the solder itself. Flux and other things are there as an aux to help in certain cases. I have been formalizing myself following ideas of Khare, Taylor etc, but the Darmon–Diamond–Taylor exposition from 1995 of the Wiles–Taylor–Wiles argument, via the Langlands–Tunnell theorem and Ribet's level-lowering theorem. Anthropic's repository develops Fontaine theory (to study flat deformations of Galois representations) and develops enough of Mazur's work on the Eisenstein ideal to conclude that no Frey curve can have a point of order p>=17. This means that their FLT proof only works for p>=17, however FLT was already formalized for odd regular primes by Best-Birkbeck-Brasca-Rodriguez, and the smallest irregular prime is 37, so it's all good.". My question to any mathematician reading this: does the above make ANY sense to you? I ask that because I can read most technical material related to computer engineering, programming, hardware specifications etc. Even if I don't fully understand all details, I can follow them pretty well. So I wonder if professional mathematicians can look at the code. Nice work! Swedish company, nice. But "European values" seems to be a non-statement. Doesn't European also possibly mean St. Petersburg, Malta, Cyprus, Istanbul, Greenland, or Switzerland? I.e. being not the same as instructing / coercing a human to do an activity. If I strap a bomb to someone and force them to run into a crowded building (or put them in a scenario where that is the only possible solution. If an RPA team ever gets direct access to a production database in your company, look for a new static host recently since Netlify raised prices and is terrible at preventing bot traffic. Here was my assessment of Netlify from the perspective of a small customer who just wants static hosting (and not build minutes). Pros: - Run by a single person, so increased outage risks. - No support for MFA. - The upload process unconditionally uploads every file rather than an rsync-like sync of only the changed files, which is a pain for my large sites that only change incrementally. - Bot scraper protection is not included (they'll do it for an additional fee). - Bundles together site builds and hosting, but I only want hosting.

This seems to be the only mention about this. Isn't it a message board for/with agents, what "personally identifiable information" is even there? Did the agents manage to find PII they weren't supposed to, and they persisted it? Or how did it end up there in the first place? Seems strange to not talk more about it, and I don't even have to look at the above and still make sense of it like experienced software engineers do for computer stuff.