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Well he chose an option that wasn't in the poll - "Super Intelligence". I think he had that decided from the start.

Mythos found over 1000 critical‑severity zero‑days. Often the company involved is unaware of all of their 0 day exploits. It can take a while to fix all of them. And often people need to have applied a patch or redownload the software in order for the security flaw to be fixed.

I think they work in a very sophisticated way and AI researchers often say they're not sure exactly how they work (because they learn by themselves rather than their behavior being fully programmed in like old-fashioned AI). Their "brains" are just full of numbers/weights. They call new phones...

Thanks for the clarification. The point isn't the price of cutting edge technology, I'm just saying it isn't "stupid". I think in a few years the price of that kind of computing power would come down a lot.

If Alpha Go had used brute force it would have taken on the order of 10^140 to 10^150 years...

I thought humans have been attempting that math problem for 90 years. I don't think 10,000 agents running for 88 hours costs "tens of millions of dollars worth of compute power".

Note that are 0 day exploits, etc, that AIs can find themselves. Especially if they're in the swarm of hundreds or more. See https://iidb.org/threads/ai-solving-difficult-math-problems.30324/ AI's solved a math problem in 88 hours that humans were unable to solve after 90 years - so they're...

Yeah see post #45 and #46 for some more info

About AIs being more intelligent than humans: https://math-soc.com/2026/09/26/ai-solves-navier-stokes-existence-and-smoothness-problem I guess in the future AI would be even better at difficult math problems

I thought this was relevant: 11:13

Note that hacking attempts by AI agents won't necessarily show up in OpenAI's logs... this is about the Hugging Face incident mentioned earlier in this thread.

About the PM Anthony Albanese: How OpenAI could defend itself:

Note recently some AI bosses said they wanted AI to be regulated - I thought that would be a good thing - but it seems they want to regulate the competition like AI servers at home. Though those servers might be more likely to want to remove safety mechanisms.

This is about Trump being the "bad guy"... (which explains why he would be against the ICC) (I can't seem to find the transcript of the video) In that video Trump also talks about transgenders and the persecution of Christians and the Board of Peace. During that speech (or around that time)...