AI Ethics or Dog Whistling?
13 September 2026 AI ethics or Dog whistling? If you are in a particular tech world, things have been changing quite fast and have the potential to change quite drastically still. LLMs are now actually recursively self-improving now.
- ▪13 September 2026 AI ethics or Dog whistling?
- ▪If you are in a particular tech world, things have been changing quite fast and have the potential to change quite drastically still.
- ▪LLMs are now actually recursively self-improving now.
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| Original publisher | Buttondown |
| Canonical URL | https://buttondown.com/usaa.ma/archive/ai-ethics-or-dog-whistling/ |
| Publication time | Sun, 13 Sep 2026 09:17:50 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-13T09:26:49.764Z |
| Last seen | 2026-09-13T09:26:49.764Z |
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13 September 2026 AI ethics or Dog whistling? If you are in a particular tech world, things have been changing quite fast and have the potential to change quite drastically still. LLMs are now actually recursively self-improving now. Which may have been one of the reasons for the generational improvement and truly big changes in width of its capabilities outside the depth that is coding which the companies had been focusing on since late last year. Specially in science, mathematics and in the case of OpenAI, general computer use. No one fully denies that Fable/Mythos and Astra form a different league. Yesterday, Dario Amodei proposed a 3-step plan to ‘pace the frontier’. In it, he exhorted everyone to slow down once more.
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