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nl ◴[21 Oct 24 23:28 UTC] No.41909627[source]▶

>>41900402 (OP) #

The story that was going around on social media (which I only know because Claude refused to translate it sometimes) was that a particular developer was modifying weights in other developers models and crashing their training runs so that the developers own work looked better in comparison.

https://twitter.com/YouJiacheng/status/1847420973580243092

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cushpush ◴[22 Oct 24 12:06 UTC] No.41913447[source]▶

>>41909627 #

how is this any different from starting new projects at google and leaving them in a half-baked state because that leads to a promotion faster? incentives align behavior

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1. iwontberude ◴[24 Oct 24 14:44 UTC] No.41936008[source]▶

>>41913447 #

Plausible deniability?

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