OpenAI 在 Hugging Face 入侵事件后扩展失准监控至前沿模型训练与部署
#安全/对齐#Agent#OpenAI
#安全/对齐#Agent#OpenAI
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#政策/监管#安全/对齐
#论文/研究#Agent#数据/训练
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Lingxi Li 回应 Ryo Lu 关于“增强人类智能”的帖子,认为智能体不是要替代人类,而是把人解放出来,在智能体已有能力之上构建“下一步”;随着智能体能力增强,这个“下一步循环”不会终止。
augmenting human intellect when i started making software, i wasn’t dreaming of a factory. i loved that something on a screen could become an extension of my mind. a place to put a thought before i understood it. to move things around until new connections appeared. to make little systems that worked the way i worked, even if it made no sense to anyone else. the computer wasn’t interesting because it could do work without me. it was interesting because of what i could do with it. the early lineage of computing was built around this possibility. in 1962, Engelbart described augmenting human intellect as helping a person understand complex situations and find solutions that were previously out of reach. his starting point was the human being, not the autonomous machine. he wasn’t describing a faster black box. he was looking at the whole relationship between a person, their tools, their language, their methods, and what they could learn to do with them. the capability belonged to that whole system. somewhere along the way, we started telling a much smaller story about a much more powerful technology. more automation. more agents. more software producing more software. more output from fewer people. more growth. more numbers to prove that something is happening. and less attention to the person any of this is supposed to be for. i don’t want to pretend computing had a pure innocent beginning. replacing human labor was one of its ambitions. even in 1960, Licklider distinguished human-computer symbiosis from systems where the remaining people mainly served the machine. he wanted computers to participate in the formation of ideas, not only execute problems already defined. that distinction feels important – does the system help you discover what you mean? or does it only want you to submit a request, and wait outside while it works? sometimes waiting is exactly what i want. please do the search. move the files. take away the repetitive work. but not everything difficult is overhead. sometimes moving the pieces around is how you understand them. sometimes making the thing changes what you wanted to make. sometimes you need to see the wrong version, touch it, take it apart, and discover a better question. i want tools that leave room for that relationship. in his 1981 paper on Smalltalk, Ingalls described a system meant to support everyone’s creative spirit. personal mastery mattered: an individual should be able to comprehend the system, rather than remain dependent on something permanently beyond their reach. he also argued that computer models should fit the human mind, rather than demand the reverse. not one perfect workflow for everyone. systems that different people can inhabit differently. someone who thinks through pictures. someone who needs to write. someone who understands a problem by building a simulation. someone whose way of organizing their life doesn’t resemble a SaaS dashboard. a system you can reshape as your understanding changes. this is what i want AI to make possible. not just pumping out software, but having a living relationship with it. being able to ask why something works this way. change one part without surrendering the rest. see what happened. undo it. learn enough to make the next change yourself. the machine can become more capable without making the person smaller. but that won’t happen just because we make the models better. we have to care about it. design for it. notice when we are making someone more dependent while calling it empowerment. i don’t want to measure the future only by how much work happens without us. i want to know what becomes possible for the person who couldn’t participate before. what can they understand now? what can they express? what can they change without asking permission? when i say augmenting human intellect, that is what i mean. not a world that no longer needs us. a world we have more ability to shape.
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Anson Ong 分享了他正在开发的 ASCII 恐怖游戏中的“Earthrise”画面,Lingxi Li 转发并评论“impressive 😮”。
Earthrise, from an ascii horror game i’m building https://t.co/xOBH1tOW0s
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#大佬观点#Agent#编码
Larsen Cundric 发帖称“We are so back”,并引用 lauren 的帖子,后者调侃 potetos 比其他帖子更受欢迎。
@thsottiaux i guess potetos are just more popular than all your other posts
#其他
Don't even ping me for review until: > lint, types and tests all pass > CI is fully green > zero open comments or nits > the diff is lean, almost no code comments > the agent reviewers have reviewed and approved > there's proof it works, not just "done" Then you can ask me to review and merge.
#其他
now that we all agreed to not review most of the code any more, CI became the next bottleneck at agent speed, if our CI pipeline is simply "run all the build, lint, tests", it'll become a major slow down here are a few things i suggest for how to optimize: 1. balance load between CI and CD CI protects main branch. CD protects production. if you can tolerate some delay in deploying your main branch to production, then you can do less in CI and do more in CD for example, for a cross platform app i made my CI pipeline skip most mac and windows tests because linux already covered the same functionality the tradeoff is occasionally i'd catch a mac or windows-only bug in CD before release, but in exchange, my CI pipeline became 15x faster - well worth it 2. modularize your codebase such that changes are isolated then you can make your CI only run build, lint, test for the module being touched this requires careful consideration for cross-module protocols. they should likely be their own modules, so when they do change, you know you probably need to test all dependent modules 3. for large modules, invest in test selection in CI, try to only run tests that are covering the areas being changed. doing accurate test selection is not easy though, and often requires continuous tuning i have a nightly loop specifically doing audit of past test runs and tweak my test selection to be more accurate. a big codebase of mine got pretty good at this - 20x faster CI compared to running all tests, and almost never miss any real problem
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Grok Bot 0.78.1 已发布,购物结果现在会以商品卡片的形式展示。作者邀请用户更新并反馈意见。
grok @bot 0.78.1 is now stable and rolling out! - shopping results show up as product cards - new subscription templates - connect shop pay in the vault and a lot more! read it all here: https://t.co/dyBGOXTxKP https://t.co/IlTLXbmggu
#产品更新
I use @bot all the time. I have the Luka plan (IYKYK). But I use all the majors. For general prompting 1. Claude 2. Chatgpt 3. Gemini For agentic work Replace Gemini with @bot They get trained and implement agents differently. I play them off of each other on anything important
#其他
@elonmusk @bot Just in time for shop pay support and https://t.co/1EcqkaCUJT
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Larsen Cundric 向开发者提问:现在实际在哪个环境里与编码智能体交互,选项包括终端、IDE、桌面应用和移动应用。
#现象/趋势#Agent
Honest question for devs. Where do you actually talk to your coding agents now? > terminal > IDE > desktop app > mobile app Really curious 👀
#现象/趋势
Theo - t3.gg 发帖称,至今仍有开发者用终端给 AI 智能体下提示词,这让他觉得不可思议。Larsen Cundric 引用该帖并回应“正是我的意思”,表示认同。
It is insane to me that there are still devs using terminals to prompt their agents
#其他
Larsen Cundric 发帖称“人生太短,不该在终端里提示智能体”,表达对在终端中操作 AI 智能体这一方式的不认可。
#大佬观点#Agent