In any other time period, they would have shot the tiger to save the man. But that didn't here. They did shoot a few "warning shots" in the air. But didn't attempt to save the man. And almost all the people commenting on the video are worried about the life of the tiger not the man. this is what post-christian morality looks like.

Harry Potter hubiera sido mil veces mejor si Malfoy fuera una chica tsundere y el principal interés amoroso de Harry a lo largo de la historia.

操，又他妈一个。 上海33岁音乐教师，飞曼谷，人没了。 车还停在浦东机场地下车库。 家属求助使馆，至今下落不明。 高薪、模特、免费机票——老套路了。 落地就扣护照，直接进园区。 那些搞诈骗的畜生，真该千刀万剐。 你以为去淘金？你就是那块金。

The Economist published an article yesterday calling for regulations to protect against mirror life. They propose restrictions on buying mirror chemicals, including extremely normal stuff like L-Glucose or D-amino acids. What is going on, guys? Where did this come from? I think the concerns about AI designing pandemics are overblown, but at least designing viruses is a real thing that we actually know how to do. 1. To be clear: we do not have any idea today how to make an autonomous cell from scratch, mirror or not. Making a mirror cell from scratch is much, much harder than making a non-mirror cell from scratch. I am a believer in strong AI acceleration but there is a lot of hard science and manufacturing that is missing here. People have ideas about how to do it, but they have ideas in the same way we have ideas about quantum computing: we will have lots of hints that it's around the corner before you see in on a shelf at walmart! Call me when we create an autonomous non-mirror cell in the lab from scratch, and then we can chat about sensible regulations. 2. Even if they existed, mirror bacteria wouldn't be able to escape the lab: they couldn't eat anything. Good luck being a left handed organism in a world where all the food is right handed. I know, a malicious person with access to mirror life could in principle give the mirror organism a way to digest non-mirror food, and then it could wreak havoc. But the converse is also possible: if a mirror bacterium were on the loose we could just give the normal non-mirror bacteria enzymes that would allow them to eat the mirror bacteria, and drive competition. This fact is generally ignored. 3. Finally, mirror life doomers pretend we have no defense against mirror life. This is also just nonsense. We have plenty of defenses. They are called mirror antibiotics. Mirror antibiotics would work against mirror life the exact same way non-mirror antibiotics work against non-mirror life. And there are way more options for mirror antibiotics than there are for non-mirror antibiotics, because we don’t have to worry about accidentally killing the human in the process! We actually even already have a ton of mirror antibiotics, since they are usually byproducts of antibiotic manufacturing. Fosfomycin, for example, is extremely simple, easy to manufacture in bulk, and industrial quantities of mirror fosfomycin are already produced today as a byproduct of fosfomycin synthesis. D amino acid analogs, like D-cycloserine, would also be very effective. If we can figure out how to make mirror life we can definitely figure out a bunch of universal mirror antibiotics to kill it. Spare a thought for the poor scientists studying chiral biochemistry. Their requests to the models are all about to be denied as potentially dual risk. Meanwhile, want help finding a supplier for a toxin with nanogram LD-50? Sure, Claude will help you with that. I agree mirror life escaping the lab would be bad and it deserves consideration, but can we stop pretending that it is a huge danger right around the corner that deserves front page regulatory attention, and instead focus on real shit like AI cyberattacks and the fact that the poles are still literally melting?

500$ for 25x usage LMFAOOOOOOOOO This is the worst rugpull i've ever seen

Today, we'll resume charging for requests our safeguards block before Claude responds. This only applies in categories with low false positive rates: biology, distillation attacks, and frontier LLM development. We've seen some coordinated attacks on our systems in recent weeks, and this is one layer of defense. In recent testing, 99.7% of accounts using Claude Code, Claude​.ai, or Cowork did not hit any of these newly "billable blocks." The classifiers behind the blocks we’re resuming charging for today are tuned to have a <0.1% false positive rate. We know that's not 0%, and we're going to keep improving them so they interrupt your work less often. If you think a request has been blocked incorrectly, please report it with /feedback in Claude Code. platform.claude.com/docs/en/…

Our biosecurity benchmarks show Grok 4.7 is strong at refusing dangerous biological requests while supporting legitimate research. A model to take very seriously for data analysis and practical scientific work. x.ai/news/grok-4-7

Everyone is waiting for Claude Opus 5.5 tomorrow. They’re waiting a day too long. Opus 5.5 drops TODAY.

We're publishing our most detailed threat intelligence report to date. It covers how people tried to misuse Claude—for cyberattacks, influence operations, surveillance, biology, and building weapons—and how we found and stopped them. We disrupted every operation in the report, and used the lessons from them to strengthen our safeguards. Where appropriate, we also shared what we found with authorities and other AI companies. These cases are not typical: we’re highlighting some of the most sophisticated misuse we’ve seen. But they’re especially important to discuss, because they show us where AI misuse is headed, where our safeguards work, and where they need to improve. We’re publishing this report so others can spot the same activity on their own platforms, and so we can give the public a clearer view of how emerging threats develop. Read the report: anthropic.com/threat-intelli…

First trailer for Luca Guadagnino's ‘ARTIFICIAL’, starring Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman. The film follows the story involving OpenAI focused on the firing & rehiring of CEO Sam Altman. In theaters on December 25.

friends ASTRA MEDIUM IS SMART AND FAST JUST USE MEDIUM. GO HIGH ONLY IF MEDIUM FAILS YOU you really don’t need Ultra unless there’s a nobel prize on the line

Sooo.....when can I use it?

this makes absolutely zero sense google's gemini app is still showing 3.6 flash as "new" i just want to quickly try 3.8 flash but their official app is 2 models behind every single time i try to give google a chance, they find new ways to disappoint 🙃

Ox Alpha put GLM-5.3-Flash in more people’s hands. We’ve read every piece of feedback. The model you’re using now is better. We will make frontier intelligence more accessible. Enjoy!

hope you’re enjoying ox alpha :)