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F-15EX Eagle II and MQ-28 Ghost Bat drone of the "loyal wingman" crewed/uncrewed pairing program. Exercise Valiant Shield, 2026 [2048x1152]

u/GeneReddit123 — 4 days ago
▲ 547 r/ControlProblem+1 crossposts

Claude Fable scores 16.10% on the Remote Labor Automation index, double the next best contender (Opus)

The Remote Labor Index uses 240 real remote-work projects from professional freelancers, covering 23 domains and more than $140,000 of human work. Each task comes with the actual brief, files, and accepted human deliverable.

Reviewers then compare the AI output against the human reference and ask whether a reasonable client would accept it.

That is why the scores are still low. Full projects require planning, file handling, quality control, visual consistency, domain judgment, and final packaging.

Fable-5 now leads the public leaderboard at 16.10%.

u/GeneReddit123 — 4 days ago
▲ 279 r/Anthropic

Does Dario want the US Gov to never allow releasing Fable? I realize it's blocked for nefarious reasons but Dario literally gives them ammunition. Why the self-sabotage?

u/GeneReddit123 — 19 days ago
▲ 63 r/aiwars

In 1982, the UK music industry tried to ban synthesizers, drum machines, and other electronic instruments, arguing that the technology threatened the livelihood of working musicians.

u/GeneReddit123 — 20 days ago
▲ 2.3k r/OKbuddyHalfLife+1 crossposts

Drones with image recognition search for bikers without helmets in China and issue them verbal warnings

u/Darrow497 — 20 days ago