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I've tried to use Claude several times and his simpering, nanny attitude always put me off. I've got an ugly little libertarian in my heart who started pounding on the walls. I could smell the fascist coming off the entire company.
Claude gonna start snitching on Tuesday.
Anthropic just emailed customers. Starting Nov 3, text carries an invisible watermark.
You can't see it. It survives copy and paste, and it can survive some editing.
Only regulators, journalists, fact-checkers and researchers can check for it right now.
It doesn't say who you are. It says Claude touched the words. Even a quick proofread counts.
If your brand voice runs on Claude, write like someone might check. Because now someone can.
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It really waaaas glass room bathroom chateau marmont #weedslut
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BTW One good thing they have done to this website is make translation automatic. I would never have discovered this hyper-quantized Japanese future pop sound without that. LISTEN TO IT IT'S INCREDIBLE
shout out to Grok and the Tower of Babel
テクノ、とくにインダストリアルな領域の音楽で人類はまだリズムを正確に取れてないと思ってて、それに挑戦すべく歌唱人格『歌うオウテカ』を作ってから実験的にトラックとメロディを作りました。全編はYouTubeで。
youtube.com/watch?v=lHbnC9wK…
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Both died tragically but it actually does “work like that” in that its how memes literally “work” - there is no sacred contemporary tragedy that wont be memed
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Clavicular is a microcosm of the current libidinal zeitgeist where people want to feel desired more than they actually want to fuck. I lost my virginity by a girl forcing me inside her while I played Halo 3, & now I expect every woman who makes eye contact with me to do the same.
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Eugène Grasset, Méthode de composition ornementale. 1905.
A systematic manual on ornamental composition, structured around rectilinear and curvilinear elements.
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Just fell down a rabbit hole on something called the "Platonic Representation Hypothesis" and it's messing with my head.
Basically, as AI models get bigger and more capable, their internal representations start converging. Vision models, language models, different architectures. They're all slowly approximating the same underlying model of reality.
If this holds up, it's a huge unlock. We could translate between models instead of treating each one like a sealed black box, reuse interpretability wins across systems, and maybe align models at the representation level, not just by policing outputs.
The crazier implication is philosophical. Maybe MEANING isn't just a human convention. Maybe there are natural coordinates in reality and sufficiently strong learners keep rediscovering them.
So what's actually driving the convergence? The data, the objective, some deep simplicity bias? And where does it break?
