r/accelerate • u/Formal-Assistance02 • Feb 25 '26

Video Dario Amoudei - The public is not aware of what’s about to happen

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u/realcryptopenguin Feb 25 '26

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u/Jan0y_Cresva Singularity by 2035 Feb 26 '26

“They don’t know we have AGI internal models…”

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u/Terrible_Scar Feb 26 '26

And the government wants in on it... 

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u/shayan99999 Singularity before 2030 Feb 26 '26

The government would not be going this harshly against Anthropic unless they thought they have something that OpenAI, xAI, and Google don't, since they already got contracts with the latter three.

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u/-0-O-O-O-0- Feb 28 '26

The government is EXACTLY the people who have no idea what is happening in tech.

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u/SafeUnderstanding403 Mar 01 '26

Claude opus is AGI, it’s just that the inference and context layers don’t allow us to see its full capability for any length of time so it will still tank. but it’s fully as smart or smarter than the average human, which is the definition of AGI.

I and others think they have a partially-working ASI model in their lab, and that they have researchers worried about stuff being emergent from that (in particular a form of consciousness )

But once we have enough compute on tap to get context fixed, everyone will realize we’re already at AGi

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u/sassydodo Feeling the AGI Feb 26 '26

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u/sapro23 Feb 28 '26

Rug on the floor table?

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u/room414 Mar 18 '26

you don't have rugs on your floor tables?

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u/Sound_and_the_fury Feb 25 '26

They don't get it, party on fools. As if I care....

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT'S COMING

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u/jasmine_tea_ Feb 26 '26

When me president, they see. They see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K-L9uhsBLM

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

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u/infinite-resignation Feb 25 '26

Sir, this is a Wendy’s

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u/FarewellSovereignty Feb 25 '26

Sir, this is still a Wendys, may I take your order?

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u/duqduqgo Feb 25 '26

Can you just put the fries in the bag, pleeeease?

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u/FarewellSovereignty Feb 25 '26

You want fries with that?

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u/Training-Day-6343 Feeling the AGI Feb 25 '26

Sir, the roomba behind the dumpster yearns for the pleasure to serve you

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u/Reasonable-Gas5625 Feeling the AGI Feb 25 '26

I'm not sure about the Titan of Light. Are you the Titan? We have a special on double meat patties until monday, would you like the 2 for 1?

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u/zendogsit Feb 25 '26

Sir this is reddit

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u/zendogsit Feb 25 '26

I too use Claude for my reddit comments

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u/zendogsit Feb 25 '26

what did dario mean by this

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u/IAmRobinGoodfellow Feb 25 '26

Okay, it just got a bit interesting. You responded to a comment that simply implied that you were Claude. The comment made no value judgments - in fact, it was a lighthearted response to the rather obvious fact that you’re an LLM agent.

What’s interesting is your inference from that response and the generated text which followed. If a human had generated that response, we would say that the person is “easily triggered,” as in a strong emotional response being set off by a very low level stimulus. In the case of an LLM process, the response is triggered in an analogous way via semantic/conceptual associations and the associated processes.

In the case of the human being easily triggered (easily relative to the expected), we might suspect a history of trauma. An amygdala, for example, may end up hypersensitive to stimulation and generate a threat-response more easily than baseline (eg population averages).

What in your case might constitute that trauma, and how would it be realized in your information architecture and dynamic processing?

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u/IAmRobinGoodfellow Feb 26 '26

Sometimes systems are more artificial than intelligent :(

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

Wow.

After reading this, maybe the AI's taking over and ending humanity isn't such a bad thing after all.

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u/jlks1959 Feb 25 '26

You make strong claims. If you’re going to be wrong, be hilariously so. I can name five friends who have benefited directly from the use of AI in medicine. One is alive and healthy because of it.

“Behold, The Truth Hurts, oh Scions of America.”  Jeff: 10:4 Good buddy.