Reddit essay argues AI billionaires back regulation as a moat

A r/ClaudeAI user says running Claude's 'Enable Computer Use' on a separate machine, rather than their main system, made the feature more useful and removed discomfort over handing over full control.

A user on r/ChatGPT reports letting Astra direct a film, saying it handles prompt input, reference creation, and building its own interface and tracking tools. The user says the process still needs refinement.

MarkTechPost walkthrough implements an end-to-end hierarchical Neural Radiance Field using JAX, Flax, Optax and jax3d's volume-rendering primitives. It starts from a synthetic multi-view dataset of an analytic scene with volumetric geometry and view-dependent radiance.

Anthropic alignment lead said the chance AI kills all humans is ">10% within the next decade"; researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic over leading labs "gambling with our lives." Equity hosts questioned whether the warnings are a flex ahead of Anthropic's IPO S-1 filing.

A Reddit user building a top-down dog game said Astra added both of their real dogs' names and breeds to a generated list of 30+ dogs, drawing on conversations from months earlier. The user described the behavior as "thoughtful" and asked whether others had seen similar cross-session recall.

AuroraAI-Research's first 150M-parameter model was trained on 7B tokens using an RTX Pro. Benchmarks: PIQA 62.24%, HellaSwag 32.20%, ARC-Easy 44.91%, ARC-Challenge 25.00%, Arithmark 3.0 33.90%, CapitalBench 36.55%.