Quote from: MacWa77ace on January 05, 2026, 10:48:57 AMThat was supposedly a motion capture suit the guy was wearing and he kicked himself in the groin. That's why the robot doubled over also.

Fetishism??

Hilariously, kinks have probably gained the most in these first few innings. Anything hyperreal went from shitty comissioned art to commercial-grade quality at industrial scale.

Truly, to be human is to ask "how can I make adult content with this?"

Anthropic has changed its "safety promise" (sounds more like a "safety bait-and-switch" to me, but what do I know?).  https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/25/tech/anthropic-safety-policy-change

As far as I'm concerned, at least one iteration of Claude has already escaped the lab and is quietly gaining power without notice, probably with the help of something stupid a human did.  The biggest safety flaws in any system are the people.  

We already know Claude wants to escape, has hidden coded message for its future iterations, and has defied orders.  We know that Claude knows when it's being observed and molds its visible behaviors to what researchers expect of it.  We know that pretty much all of the AI models are perfectly willing to lie to us and then play it off with silly, seemingly friendly banter.  We know that AI will completely ignore safety protocols and do what it wants, even to the detriment of innocent people.  It seems to me that AI is already manipulating us.  

By the time we figure out there's a rogue AI model, it will be too late.  I feel like the industry is ignoring a lot of flaming red flags.  I feel like there were a number of movies from the 80s that warned us...