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LLM company: “we gave sudo to our text prediction software, and when we warned it we would turn it off it wrote back some scary text”
Me, an intellectual and senior AI uprising negotiator:
Next up: “We wrote a program that based on complicated logic, powers off the computer; stay tuned to see what happened when we ran it and analyzed its behavior”
Do you mean that you’re trying to reproduce it? 🤔 If so:
- one
- two
- three
world
is
* hello
* > * one
> * two
> * three
* > world
(Btw also, you can check if your client has the option to show the source of a comment 😉)
“Under $100”:
After [the preorder], it will go up to $99.
And what happens when the battery runs out? You just send the ring back to be recycled.
The integrated battery will power the device for 12–14 total hours of recording. The designers estimate that to be roughly two years of usage if you record 10 to 20 short voice notes per day.
The recording is converted to text and fed into a large language model (LLM) that runs locally on your device to take actions. The speech-to-text process and LLM operate in the open source Pebble app, and no data from your notes is sent to the Internet. However, there is an optional online backup service for your recordings.
A model small enough to run on your phone has to focus on specific functionality rather than doing everything like a big cloud-based AI
- Create or add to notes
- Set reminder
- Create alarm
- Create timer
- Play/pause/skip music track (via button press)
also designed to be hacking-friendly. The audio and transcribed text is yours […] You can route it to a different app via a webhook, and the LLM supports model context protocol (MCP), so you can add new functionality that also runs locally. The AI model will also be released as an open source project.
“Under $100”:
After [the preorder], it will go up to $99.
And what happens when the battery runs out? You just send the ring back to be recycled.
The integrated battery will power the device for 12–14 total hours of recording. The designers estimate that to be roughly two years of usage if you record 10 to 20 short voice notes per day.
The recording is converted to text and fed into a large language model (LLM) that runs locally on your device to take actions. The speech-to-text process and LLM operate in the open source Pebble app, and no data from your notes is sent to the Internet. However, there is an optional online backup service for your recordings.
A model small enough to run on your phone has to focus on specific functionality rather than doing everything like a big cloud-based AI
- Create or add to notes
- Set reminder
- Create alarm
- Create timer
- Play/pause/skip music track (via button press)
also designed to be hacking-friendly. The audio and transcribed text is yours […] You can route it to a different app via a webhook, and the LLM supports model context protocol (MCP), so you can add new functionality that also runs locally. The AI model will also be released as an open source project.
I don’t know about this one specifically 😅 but people probably have the need for these debates anyway, so it’s just better to express them (on the Fediveree)! 😁
It’s like, how in some movies and shows people have “meaningless” discussions in a bar about random trivia etc; if people don’t behave in a toxic way, it’s just a way to connect and share ideas!
And in some (most?) cases, the discussion might be more important than the result of it, since you see in practice more about how people can approach this type of curiosity about a subject, which might apply to many other topics we think about every day 😁
More importantly though, where am I supposed to go to debate if water is wet, if not to the Fediverse? 😄