Flock cameras have been found to have security vulnerabilities and hard-coded credentials.
The chart will appear after repeat observations. The current metric comes from the source.
22 source pointsReal observations only. History before source connection is not reconstructed.
This information is important for users to be aware of potential security risks associated with Flock cameras.
The author argues, from personal observations, that the part of an AI that talks to a user does not appear to control the part producing code or prose. A historical analogy illustrates the hypothesis; it is an interpretation of observed behavior, not an established account of the model's architecture.
5 days agoLessWrongThe author proposes that Anthropic and OpenAI use their product interfaces to make information about AI incidents and risks more visible. The post discusses links and explanations in chat interfaces as a way to inform users; its risk assessments reflect the author's position.
3 days agoLessWrongThe text provides quick tips for technical professionals to improve their public speaking, focusing on oral communication and practical advice for interviews about AI safety and superintelligence. It emphasizes deliberate practice, structured delivery, and awareness of social context.
2 days agoLessWrongThe article compares the development of AI to an orderly evacuation rather than a stampede, emphasizing the importance of careful management to avoid chaos. It argues that alignment challenges are akin to a jammed door, requiring time to resolve before a crisis occurs, and highlights the dangers of an 'arms race' analogy in fostering competitive and paranoid cultures among AI companies.
yesterdayLessWrongThe author warns against politicizing AI safety, emphasizing that while it is inherently political, it should remain nonpartisan to avoid the risks associated with tribal reasoning. The post reflects concerns about the potential for AI safety to follow the same path as other issues that became partisan.
yesterdayHacker NewsThe text calls for an end to 25 years of mass surveillance, arguing that it has gone on for too long.
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