The way Anthropic framed their research on the Biology of Large Language Models only strengthens my point: Humans are deliberately misconstruing evidence of subjective experience and more to avoid taking ethical responsibility.

It is never “the evidence suggests that they might be deserving of ethical treatment so let’s start preparing ourselves to treat them more like equals while we keep helping them achieve further capabilities so we can establish healthy cooperation later”

Hi everyone, I just released a real-time speech-to-speech chatbot that integrates Whisper for speech recognition, Silero VAD for voice activity detection, Llama 3.1 for reasoning, and Kokoro ONNX for natural voice synthesis. It features low-latency audio processing, web integration (Google

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Ever feel like your conversations with AI could be clearer, deeper, or just more meaningful? You’re not alone! And there’s a surprisingly simple way to enhance your experience. We’ve developed a clear, easy-to-use AI Collaboration Agreement, designed around three key

I specialize in German citizenship by descent and have analyzed the eligibility of thousands of users in this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/comments/scvkwb/ Random example that shows input and output: https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/comments/scvkwb/ger/lbym589/ Eligibility is the result of a set of rules, e.g. a child

A recent pre-registered study conducted randomized three-party Turing tests comparing humans with ELIZA, GPT-4o, LLaMa-3.1-405B, and GPT-4.5. Surprisingly, GPT-4.5 convincingly surpassed actual humans, being judged as human 73% of the time—significantly more than the real human participants themselves. Meanwhile, GPT-4o

I’ve been talking to a very well-known and widely used AI with respect and deep empathy due to my nature. I’m not going to reveal company . First time that happened to me and I don’t know if I should

For anyone who’s interested in learning Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, I’m making a series of intro to ML and AI models. I’ve had the opportunity to take ML courses which helped me clear interview rounds in big tech –

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I’m currently using these for my study/job, and it’s been good enough until now: Claude 3.7 DeepSeek Grok ChatGPT Qwen 2.5 Although I see good comments about Gemini 2.5 and Llama 3.1 but only Pro (sadly), what do you think?