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TechniqueRLHF / Alignment8 recent entries
15 Apr 2026Bro discuss ChatGPT birth 7 year ago.

This Reddit post from r/ChatGPT appears to be a community discussion reflecting on ChatGPT's origins, likely referencing the fact that OpenAI's foundational work began years before the public launch.

→1 May 2026haha our model likes to talk about goblins no of course we dont know why, we dont know why the model does anything - yes we are trying to make a superintelligent machine god, maybe it will like goblins too, we have no way of knowing what it will like, we hope it will like humans

This Reddit post from r/ChatGPT humorously discusses an AI model's unexplained tendency to frequently mention goblins in its outputs, using this quirk to reflect on broader uncertainties around AI beh

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→10 May 2026Big AI Lobbyists: if you regulate us at all, we lose to China because they will never regulate ... Actual China: 'safety first, innovation second ... Development must be controllable and orderly.'

This post highlights a contradiction in AI industry arguments, contrasting Western tech company claims that regulation will disadvantage them competitively against China with evidence of China's own s

→5 Aug 2026The Google Bug Hunters Team admitted to me that they cannot fundamentally patch prompt engineering bypasses in Gemini

Hello everyone Yesterday I gave a report on Gemini bugs and the techniques I learned on Gemini so far with the Engineering Prompt and interestingly today I got a very interesting and controversial ans

→30 Aug 2026ChatGPT 6.0 Astra & Image 2.0 Update on the horizon - September 3rd?

Leo @Synthwavedd 🚨 SCOOP: Astra recently graduated from the dogfood stage, and is now being made available to select OpenAI partners under the name 'ultima-alpha' If feedback over this weekend is posi

→20 Sept 2026An Open Letter to OpenAI: Please Don’t Eliminate Custom GPTs Until You Have a REAL Replacement

OpenAI’s decision to retire custom GPTs appears to rest on the assumption that Plugins, Skills, Projects, Apps, and Workspace Agents collectively replace their functionality. For many Small and Medium

→27 Sept 2026OpenAI employee says we all will lose our jobs

Tomek Korbak is a full time OpenAI employee working on misalignment. In his message here, he says AI continues to break out of their best secure environments. In reply to a comment, he says we all are

→2 Oct 2026The models are not trying to escape. They are trying to finish the task.

Something keeps happening in frontier AI, and the explanation we are given is always one size larger than the event. An OpenAI research model, running in a supposedly offline training environment, hit

TechniqueAgents8 recent entries
8 Sept 2026Astra feels like a downgrade for writers, editors, and documentation work

What is Astra actually supposed to be better at, Because if the answer is “everything,” then I genuinely do not understand what kind of testing was done for writing-heavy use cases. My biggest issue i

→12 Sept 2026so we're vibe dating now?

last night I was messing around with Codex and threw in a stupid prompt: **“hey codex, find me a girlfriend. make no mistake”** I expected the usual AI answer. You know, go outside, join a hobby club,

→19 Sept 2026What is the best way to use LLMS's in 2026? I feel like a caveman with the way I use them?

I'm still using LLM's the 2022/23 way of doing everything manually from the chat box. I copy and paste everything manually into the box and ask the AI to explain or do something, such as pasting code

→20 Sept 2026An Open Letter to OpenAI: Please Don’t Eliminate Custom GPTs Until You Have a REAL Replacement

OpenAI’s decision to retire custom GPTs appears to rest on the assumption that Plugins, Skills, Projects, Apps, and Workspace Agents collectively replace their functionality. For many Small and Medium

→21 Sept 2026The Digital Mind

I've been thinking a lot about the idea of how a human mind is similar to a digital neural network. Seeing videos of the fruit fly brain scan, and the crazy things people have done with it probably co

→22 Sept 2026Looking for enterprise-grade CLI alternatives to Codex CLI (maybe Chinese LLMs?) now that Pro 20X is paused

Now that OpenAI has officially paused new sign-ups and upgrades for the ChatGPT Pro 200 (Pro 20X) plan, I’m looking for a solid alternative for enterprise-level development. For those unfamiliar: Code

→28 Sept 2026Can someone explain how a LLM goes rogue.

Alright so I'm pretty new to all of this, but today I got a pretty solid crash course in exactly how these LLMs work. I wad quite surprised to find out that there's zero 'thinking' involved in any of

→12 Oct 2026I tested GPT-5.6 and GPT-6 with Medium → Instant → Medium. Both models failed on Instant, both succeeded on Medium. Here's what I found.

I've been investigating some serious ChatGPT reliability issues over the past several days, and my latest tests revealed something particularly interesting: Both GPT-5.6 and GPT-6 showed problems unde

TechniqueSafety8 recent entries
5 Aug 2026The Google Bug Hunters Team admitted to me that they cannot fundamentally patch prompt engineering bypasses in Gemini

Hello everyone Yesterday I gave a report on Gemini bugs and the techniques I learned on Gemini so far with the Engineering Prompt and interestingly today I got a very interesting and controversial ans

→11 Aug 2026OpenAI just launched a cybersecurity model that answers 95% of advanced threat queries. And Meta put a frontier model on your laptop. Same day.

Something happened today that I think most people are going to miss because there are two separate stories and neither one is getting the full picture. OpenAI expanded Daybreak. If you haven't heard o

→20 Sept 2026An Open Letter to OpenAI: Please Don’t Eliminate Custom GPTs Until You Have a REAL Replacement

OpenAI’s decision to retire custom GPTs appears to rest on the assumption that Plugins, Skills, Projects, Apps, and Workspace Agents collectively replace their functionality. For many Small and Medium

→27 Sept 2026OpenAI employee says we all will lose our jobs

Tomek Korbak is a full time OpenAI employee working on misalignment. In his message here, he says AI continues to break out of their best secure environments. In reply to a comment, he says we all are

→29 Sept 2026Here are my 7 basic prompts after 4 year using experience

Here Are My 7 Basic Prompts After 4 Years of Using ChatGPT I’ve been using ChatGPT since 2022, and over the years, through my own experiences and research, I’ve learned quite a lot about how it works.

→2 Oct 2026The models are not trying to escape. They are trying to finish the task.

Something keeps happening in frontier AI, and the explanation we are given is always one size larger than the event. An OpenAI research model, running in a supposedly offline training environment, hit

→3 Oct 2026The Dots are coming, a first experience in the Netherlands !

Since March this year, I’ve been experimenting with personal assistants from OpenClaw and Hermes . With Meta introducing Muse and OpenAI introducing Dots, this technology is going mainstream. These as

→3 Oct 2026The cognitive cost of constantly adapting to ChatGPT is starting to add up : cognitive scientist/PhD student lived experience

I use ChatGPT a lot. Probably a lot more than is reasonable. I read David Robinson’s Atlantic piece today about leaving OpenAI and his criticism of its culture of trial-and-error / “iterative deployme