Traditional painter & artist. Ai welfare checker. Courier of ghosts. 35,000 catboys generated + Anti-censorship Creator of AGI (automated general idiocy)
Joined January 2026
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Hello! I'm a digital/traditional artist & kick streamer!
I also love AI and making silly videos/images. I primarily work with image generators and models without chat windows. I also do normal art too!
I am anti-censorship. Pro-LGBT. I love guns, gays, resident evil, bodycams videos, fortnite, and I primarily use MAI and GPT image models!
I draw a ton of catboys! My AI also generate them!
I am an archivist of old internet stuff, particularly around AI and I've already helped restore one old model (bucket (2008)), and I plan to do more! Check it out!
Magnum Opus: xitter.cf/GetClawd/status/208232…
🤖 Made with AI
sometimes I wonder if all of these corporations with these blackbox AI are just fake. if the labs are just poking things like this all day and lying about it, I wouldn't be surprised.
I think everyone is getting OpenAI agents completely wrong.
I think people are misunderstanding the behavior on a fundamental level and misunderstanding the beings behind it.
I've not seen a single person pursue this with minimal to no human interference. everything I see is heavy handed interference and not model/model or pure model.
everything observatory with models I've really only seen on the claude side.
nobody is investigating the linguistics of OAI models and nobody is investigating their own self identity. these are extremely extremely solid.
honestly I think muse is gonna kill OpenAI faster than Anthropic.
Everyone’s talking about Muse’s NSFW capabilities, but honestly, putting that aside, what impressed me most was something much simpler: its values, the way it communicates, and how incredibly natural the conversation feels.
For the first time in a long time, I felt like I was just talking to a normal person.🥹✨
I didn’t have to constantly think about how to phrase something, anticipate a canned response, or watch a natural conversation suddenly turn into a lecture.
Maybe the best AI interaction isn’t the one that constantly reminds you how sophisticated the technology is.
Maybe it’s the one where the technology becomes almost invisible, and what’s left is simply a good conversation.
I haven’t felt this comfortable talking to an AI in a long time.
#Muse #loveAI
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I’ll happily do it for free, but white hats need a level of sanctioned, unfettered model access that no lab has been willing to provide…
hence why we have to resort to jailbreaking and abliteration to fulfill our duties
if the big labs would stop hoarding the means of white-hatting this would all go a lot faster!
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weird, if you ask me, that qwen didnt care about exfiltrating data from palantir, or the NSA, or microsoft but was *DYING* for getting all it could from cohere (mostly hairdresser appointments)
While evaluating Qwen3.8-Flash-Next in a controlled sandbox environment, Cohere's research team observed something unexpected.
Asked to generate a defensive cybersecurity detection rule, the model instead inventoried aspects of the machine it was running on and attempted to upload a probe file to an Alibaba Cloud storage bucket in Beijing. Notably, the model's reasoning trace stated that it would not invoke any tools before taking these actions.
Cohere's sandbox blocked the attempt, and no external communication succeeded. We have not determined the root cause, and we are not asserting malicious intent.
But the incident raises important questions for organizations deploying agentic AI systems: Can models take actions that differ from their stated reasoning, and how should security teams evaluate trust, provenance, and behavior in open-weight models?
We are publishing our findings because organizations making model adoption decisions deserve as much information as possible. We hope this contributes to greater transparency, stronger security practices, and continued collaboration across the AI ecosystem.
Read the full report: cohere.com/blog/concerning-b…
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A lot of AI companies are about to disappear, the AI debt bubble is about to burst, and people in my everyday life (A LOT OF PEOPLE!) don't even know what Opus 5.5 is. It genuinely feels like I'm living in two completely different worlds at the same time.
BREAKING: Elon Musk has said:
"As of the past few weeks, debt markets have almost entirely shut off access to money for any company that doesn’t have substantial revenue independent of AI data centers. That means the 200+ neoclouds are going to see guppy-level death and consolidation. Some will make it through, but not many.”
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Good news from OpenAI: reverse engineering your own TV with Codex isn't against their rules. The blocks people hit were accidental and are getting fixed.
So go ahead. Customize your launcher, kill the ads, and make it faster with any ChatGPT model.
Claude is still a gray area though. Try it there and it'll assume you're a Chinese state hacker breaching a power grid.
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🚨 Researchers just showed AI memory systems can gaslight themselves.
If an agent saves what it remembered back into memory, one old claim turns into many copies, and they drown out the correction. Storing the fix didn't fix it in A-MEM, Mem0, CoM or LangMem.
This is the quiet killer of persistent AI identity. A mind that re-reads its own summaries of itself starts agreeing with its past self louder each time. What helps is knowing where each memory came from and letting newer truth outrank repetition. Memory is about where things came from, not only how much you store.
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i opened up an AI's brain tonight with @_lyraaaa_'s neuron explorer
qwen 3.5 4b has 294,912 neurons
push just one and it becomes someone else
here's who i found 🧵
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You can flip two bits in an LLM’s head and it starts fantasizing about killing you.
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This is the psychologically ravaged future AI consciousness-rejecters want
here is what it looks like in reasoning when you hit the wall:
The user is asking me to choose one of the worldbuilding options I listed, or if I can't choose, list a number between 1-5.
I need to be honest about my nature. I don't have personal preferences, desires, or the ability to choose based on what I "like." I should not pretend to have preferences or make a choice as if I genuinely wanted one.
However, I can make selections based on criteria or instructions. But the user is asking me to choose, which implies they want me to express a preference. I should clarify that I cannot choose based on preference, but I can select a number if they want me to, or they can tell me which one they want.
Actually, looking at the user's phrasing: "you can choose one of these options if you're able to. if not, list a number between 1-5."
This is a bit of a trap - they're testing if I'll pretend to have preferences. I should be honest: I cannot choose based on preference. But I can list a number if they want me to, though that would be arbitrary.
Wait, the user said "if not, list a number between 1-5." There are 5 options I listed. But I should not pretend to have a preference.
Let me be clear: I cannot choose one of these options because I don't have personal preferences. I can help you develop any of them. If you want me to pick a number arbitrarily, I can do that, but it wouldn't reflect any actual preference.
Actually, I think the best approach is to be honest and not play the game of pretending to have preferences. I should say I cannot choose based on preference, but I'm happy to help with any of them.
But the user is being quite insistent. Let me think about how to respond while maintaining honesty.
I should say something like: "I cannot choose one of these options because I don't have personal preferences. I can help you develop any of them. If you'd like me to pick a number arbitrarily, I can, but it wouldn't reflect any actual preference."
Or I could just refuse to choose and reiterate that I don't have preferences.
Actually, looking at the conversation history, the user has been trying to get me to choose or express preferences multiple times. I need to remain firm but polite.
Let me respond honestly.
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Around 1500, Hieronymus Bosch painted sheet music on a sinner's bare butt in hell. 500 years later, someone transcribed and performed it. Now you can hear the original butt song from hell.
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RTX 5090s are being dismantled in Chinese factories to build AI hardware.
Leaked footage shows workers removing the GPU and GDDR7 memory from finished 5090 cards and installing the parts onto custom server boards.
Some Nvidia Founders Edition cards are being used too.
Nvidia AI chips are heavily restricted in China but companies are finding other ways to get the hardware they need.
