A sophisticated in-depth treatise on torture wouldn't fit neatly into a 2 panel webcomic. If you email Randall, maybe he'll make a comic just about torture for you, but either way, the $5 wrench gets the meaning across well enough. Personally, I haven't given much thought on how to torture someone into giving me information they don't want to tell but I'm grateful someone's done that work, hopefully on the side of good and not evil.
This attack predates OpenAI and the German wiki attack (which OpenAI confirmed was theirs) and shares agent naming conventions. So seems unlikely that someone went back in time to frame OpenAI before the HF stuff was even known publicly.
Why is that problematic in the age of AI? Yes, previously, me being totally comfortable at a terminal where cd and ls are reflexive for me, working with someone non-technical, to get them to open a terminal and move around to type out git clone in order just to get started, was definitely a realization of a lot of things.
That was the past though. I've seen people who were good at computers but didn't know how to code, make some good programs where the AI wrote the code. Yeah, turns out tokens cost money, but they're still pretty cheap.
don't know any audio engineers? If your bboc is simply a mishmash of things you've accumulated over the years, and not intelligently designed, it won't, but don't make the mistake of extrapolating from your own experience and thinking it applies to everybody.
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