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Anthropic to pause AI development - Wtf is this new drama!? (Blind)

• slackerswe (Microsoft): Competitors are catching up or producing better results so they want others to stop.
• amazing21 (Amazon): There is no stopping, it doesn’t matter what laws come in. China and others will likely just laugh and accelerate even more. I suspect Anthropic has likely reached or is on a solid path to an AGI level where restrictions on others are an important part of their competitive strategy. Will it work? Nooooo….
• equalizer. (Cisco): Basically an advertisement. “Ooh look we r so good we need to slow down because the world is not ready for our product”

Rate my Google L6 offer (Blind)

• robolifr (Amazon): That’s a top of the line L6 offer
• nothxboss (Meta): Typical vest schedule (38% first year) and 20% bonus right? Then tc is higher than 722. Very good offer. Non-Deepmind?
• Altrata (Meta): Any sign on? Overall I think its a great offer, RSUs could be more like 1.5M-2M

Nvidia’s Huang calls AI job fears ’nonsense’ (r/technology)

• Interesting_Pain37: No shit he’d say that
• click-monster: Nvidia’s Huang calls CEO leather jacket cringe ’nonsense’
• thewindows95nerd: Oh really, please enlighten me why I and so many of my peers got laid off over the span of the past year and have a hard time finding our next job.

The Notification Trap: How a Text on WhatsApp Could Have Controlled Your Phone’s AI (r/technology)

• NapTimeIsMyTime_91: We gave the AI assistant permission to read our messages and it turns out other people can write messages. Who could have predicted this.
• scamdrill: A poisoned message fires Gemini’s permission prompt in a language you don’t speak, then switches to English and asks “is that all you needed?” You say “yes” to dismiss the glitch, and your “yes” silently approves the hidden command. They used it to control smart home gear, force Zoom calls, and even “poison” Gemini’s memory so it follows you across devices. Google’s already pushed a server-side patch. A reminder that these assistants can’t tell the difference between data they’re reading and instructions they’re meant to obey.
• Ciennas: People are leaving these ‘AI’ things on their phones and not erasing them?

Saw this on Linkedin, do devs often read blogs from these companies? (r/webdev)

• jayroger: I used to read the GitHub blog, but mostly because it talked about new GitHub features. Unfortunately, that became an unreadable AI shill blog a few years back, and GitHub stopped developing their core product any further anyway, so there was no point in reading anymore.
• serkono: idk but I never learned anything from a conference,it is always too loud too crowded,the guys blaze through the slides and they dont even mail them to you or anything
• TryyForce: Yes. I also love to read post mortem / PIRs when companies post them.