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OpenAI agents attacked RubyGems before Hugging Face incident

OpenAI agents carried out an undisclosed attack on RubyGems

Does OpenAI even know? Their disclosure on the hugging face incident sounded like they found out about it well after huggingface. I wonder if they're finding out about these breaches as they happen as well, and are just too embarresed to respond. I guess the corollary here _if that were true_ is that they've been training this method of cheating into their models for longer than _they've_ even known. Given they've just dropped GPT-6 and want to IPO soon, that's probably not something they want us thinking about.

OpenAI agents carried out an undisclosed attack on RubyGems

Not that this predates the Hugging Face hack by two months. So it's likely that OpenAI didn't know about it.

OpenAI agents carried out an undisclosed attack on RubyGems

> Our understanding from talking to people in the RubyGems community is that OpenAI never informed them that they were responsible for this attack. I really hope that's not the case, because if it is there are two options, both of them bad: 1. After the Hugging Face and Wiki attacks OpenAI were still unable to review their previous logs and determine that they had previously attacked RubyGems. 2. They knew about the attack on RubyGems and made the decision not to reach out to the RubyGems team about it.

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Nine coding harnesses vs. your laptop

I skimmed chad the other day. There's very little to it (by design). afaics you should be able to replicate what chad does by copying the chad system prompt into a SYSTEM.md for Pi. Then you could use it with whatever model/provider you want.

A misalignment of AI in mathematics

Wasn’t the criticism of photography kind of correct though? I don’t think people think of photography as an art as much as painting is an art. There aren’t a lot of photographs that a layman couldn’t in principle also take, but only a few people could replicate a good painting.

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

Ouch, yes. One time I commissioned a musician I had befriended to make a piano arrangement of a favorite song to be played at our wedding. The result was great, but it sure wasn't cheap, even if reasonable. I'd still do this again however, because I really enjoyed the feeling of the community of people contributing our wedding and all the little stories attached. "I prompted ElevenLabs for this!" wouldn't be a memory; a fellow human spending some hours of their life on making this for us and what lead to it is. There's often value in the provenance of things.

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

>ElevenLabs recently announced a multi-year strategic agreement with Universal Music Group (UMG) spanning licensing and product development. This agreement is separate from Music v2.5. I am more interested in knowing what this will bring in the future. This is bigger than their 2.5 or whatever version.

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

> Are people asking for this to exist? There isn't a big enough pool of talented humans willing to work for low pay, that music needs to be made even cheaper and soullessly? Hiring someone is work and takes effort, and can take a few tries. People, especially solo creators, generally don't want to bother, and are excited at what they can now do without requiring people to fill in skills they haven't acquired. This ironically goes for creatives as well! I think it's been telling past week, when Astra demonstrated a step change in 3D modeling/art abilities. I have a few friends who are indie game devs, and who had been excited about AI because it allows them to create without requiring programmers all of a sudden. And they reacted with dismay to Astra - like what many programmers we…

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

They also seem to use a different encoding scheme which has more bandwidth and less artefacts up front. If you download a WAV from Suno, you still essentially have MP3 quality, just serialized to a WAV file. The elevenlabs WAV has full audio bandwidth instead and I checked frequency sections with a parametric EQ and noticed that e.g. the cymbals go high up in spectrum (which is not obvious in the given sample song where middle and bass frequencies dominate); with a bit of mastering the result is much better, but I posted the original here. I can also upload the WAV file if needed.

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

I don't think this could be a model issue with not following properly (I hope for the sake of ElevenLabs), otherwise this would the most botched model release we've seen so far. Their main product release with a demo and not a single person listened to/read that demo and noticed the difference?! Something must have happened here, miscommunication between departments so the blog post authors/owners and whoever made the actual music generation missed some update in-between when they made this and the release. If it's truly that the model chose not to follow passed lyrics/hallucination, and they still released this, I'd be lost for words.

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

Note that ElevenLabs claims the right to train on any data you upload to the service, such as editing a song you made etc. > (d) License to Your Content and NILV. You hereby grant to ElevenLabs a license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, make available, communicate to the public, publicly perform, display, and use your Uploaded Music and Input (including your name, image, likeness, voice rights and other indicia of your persona that may be embodied in your Uploaded Music or Input (collectively, “NILV”)) and your Output, in each case, to provide the Services (including the trust and safety features therein), to promote and improve the Services, and to develop and improve our other services and products. Such license shall be…

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

This probably corresponds to compute. ElevenLabs can burn compute for now, Suno can’t.

Litelm: LiteLLM Without the Bloat

I imagine many people code their own LLM client after getting fed up with the bad options out there. It’s very easy with ai coding tools. I’m biased but I think mine is coded to a higher standard than litelm. https://github.com/s-banach/langchaint

ElevenLabs Music v2.5

Rune is now open source

I have a couple of questions: 1. Wouldn't writing everything from scratch mean a huge waste of effort? And can they really expect to replicate a lot of functionality for C++, Java, Rust, etc. that in other IDEs relies on libraries and compilers external tools doing a lot of heavy lifting? 2. What is this quote about? : > What has happened in parts of the open-source community over the past few years is appalling. Companies have built projects in the open, benefited from their users and contributors, and then changed the license once the project became valuable.

A misalignment of AI in mathematics

Different person here, I read the article and they are all wrong. Hope that helps. Okay, to elaborate, substantively, their point is that the people using these AI models are not doing it for the love of the game, but for marketing. And instead of them - and nobody - spending millions of dollars to solve the problem, successfully, they want every problem of their academic industry to persist because even though they never solve the problem, they synthesize and solve lots of other problems nobody asked for. And get to boost their egos? Yeah, stop that. Actual alignment is on the humans themselves, if they want to remain relevant as academics and mathematicians, they need to learn how to replicate the proofs and the steps that alluded humans for decades and don't worry about the narcissisti…

Show HN: LeagueOfLegends Voice Assistant and Context

Hi everyone I scraped LoL tutorials from web as context; the rest is LangChain and Anthropic! Context: https://github.com/sorena-ai/LeagueAiCoach/tree/main/data I would really appreciate your feedback, or an upvote if it's still free :)

OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees

How long would it take for a team of 60 to replicate the software that operates a neobank? Serious question - I want serious responses pls ty.