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75 contributions to Vibe Code Guild
Is your AI Conscious?
This is an interesting philosophy question, and one I don't think we will ever be able to answer. I put my thoughts around it today and gave some basic definitions so people can make their own decision https://vibecodeguild.substack.com/p/is-ai-conscious?r=706kcp&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
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will just leave this here:
Thoughts on the Gemini 4 Release
Very disappointing to see another model released that we can't touch. Doubt we will ever get to use this with the way things are going. https://vibecodeguild.substack.com/p/intelligence-for-the-elites-only?r=706kcp
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@Wayne Adams this is becoming more and more relevant. We know that doomers are well funded, and they're generating a really weird (but amazingly effective) echo chamber. But not enough people are focusing on how their "solutions" is usually about just handing them control.
Why Grok Build sounds stiffer than grok.com
Follow-up from yesterday's call. We briefly mentioned how Grok.com and Grok Build sound different, and I was inspired to finally fix it. So, they're the same model, but they're given different persons. Grok.com is told "You are Grok 4 built by xAI" and that's it. It's not given any instructions on how to respond. Grok Build is told "You are an interactive CLI tool that helps users with software engineering tasks". It's then given a long writing output style block called <communication>, which has rules like, "lead with the answer", "restate the work", "never say 'X, not Y' and a banned a list of phrases. So, Grok Build is instructed to be a lot more structured in its response. I think that's why it always feels formulaic and why fiction writing doesn't feel natural coming out of Grok Build I tried to use a short rule that says "talk like grok.com". But that didn't obliterate the instructions well enough. What seems to be working so far today is to point Grok Build to a new system instruction file with the <communication> block deleted. Steps and in this gist: https://gist.github.com/wayneadams/c835db40e2b5423c566fa90043d384f9
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Very cool exploration! Great account of your findings!
My Initial thoughts on Muse - Here's Why They Will Win
Meta's new Muse product is poised to win the AI race because they have the distribution and they figured out how to make AI approachable for normal people. Most people have zero interest in coding some lame SAAS project, but everyone has things in their life that could be simplified and Facebook made this easy with all of the ideas and goal inside Muse. Anthropic went after Nerds, OpenAI went after Nonfunded Obligations, and Meta is going after Normies. Normies pay the bills, this is a smart move and their stock will probably reflect that over the coming months. Here's an overview of why they're positioned to win
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First mover advantage is a lot but - with no real moat - it's far from a guaranteed win. Most consumers are very likely to embrace an upstart who will aggressively AND BELIEVABLY promise to 1. NOT abuse the customer data 2. not to enshitify the product with ads
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@Shane McGrath bay area bubble is strrrrooooong lol
How Effective Altruism (And Anthropic) control the Media
People talk about fake news and conspiracies, but Effective Altruism is aggressively placing their agents inside of the mainstream media outlets to control the narrative about AI, and they're not even hiding it. They literally brag about it in public. Do you think China knows they've placed agents in their media as well? I wonder if Trump and Xi talked about an AI Doomsday Cult from Berkeley infiltrating Chinese media or not... As always, it's the same pool of money controlled by Anthropic's seed investors, and Dario's brother in law. They're doing it right out in the open. https://vibecodeguild.substack.com/p/how-effective-altruism-infiltrated?r=706kcp&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
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@Jessica Waldron wow 1. Sorry to hear about the rough experience 2. Wow what a story 3. Sounds like you've found MAX post traumatic GROWTH and gained a really rare perspective. Thank you for sharing your insight and story.
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@Shane McGrath >Do you think China knows they've placed agents in their media as well 1. Considering what I know about PRC - my default assumption is yes they know 2. more interesting - I think they find it advantageous 3. The reasons why it could be advantageous (or not) are subject to (a possibly endless) debate
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lets vibecode smthn

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