'Saving to a PDF' is one of those mythical things I have heard computing experts talk about, but never seen happen myself. It's the most trustworthy file format.
Sure, but this isn't even peer-reviewed or anything. At this point, this is just some marketing material that's cosplaying as a research paper. It should be treated as such.
That Anthropic blog post read like Claude itself wrote it lol.
We should apply the same rigor to these findings as with any science. Unless these weird anomalies can actually be reproduced, it's just a bunch of ghost stories - "OMG GUYS, ChatGPT ate my lasagna while I asked it to program quicksort but correctly this time. It's so sentient!"
I honestly used to apply a lot of rigor to a lot of findings since we are really too new to all of this and its like inventing the wheel and we are finding different ways this can fit into. I can guarantee that in 3 years a lot of stuff from today will be too old and probably not relevant other than those were the beginnings.
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u/IV-65536 21d ago
This feels like viral marketing to show how powerful o1 is so that people buy the subscription.