u/chillinewman

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An AI Streamer is going viral on Twitter for playing an AI made game (World Of Claudecraft)

It's incredible to watch the live text to speech, gameplay and social interaction with real players in the game.

The original stream reached 35.7K viewers on X earlier today https://x.com/WoClaudecraft/status/2073537822989115529?s=20

You can also check out the 24/7 live stream now on Twitch:
https://www.twitch.tv/claudeplaysclaudecraft

You can play the open source MMORPG here:
https://worldofclaudecraft.com/

u/SSJ3Babidi — 16 hours ago
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Meta Paid Hundreds of Contractors to Pretend to Be Teenagers While Barraging Its Competitors’ AI With Disturbing Content

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u/IKeepItLayingAround — 2 days ago
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Scientists Asked AI to Impersonate 112 Public Figures. What Happened Next Is a ‘Dire’ Warning | Researchers discovered that people found AI impersonators to be more authentic, coherent, and relevant than the real politicians, raising alarm bells around the potential for public deception.

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u/KeanuRave100 — 4 days ago
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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 — 5 days ago
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Anthropic accuses Alibaba of using nearly 25,000 fraudulent accounts to extract Claude AI model capabilities

🚨 Anthropic has accused Alibaba of running the largest known attempt to copy its Claude models, according to a letter the company sent to US lawmakers.

The letter says operators affiliated with Alibaba and its Qwen AI lab used roughly 25,000 fraudulent accounts to carry out more than 28.8 million interactions with Claude between April 22 and June 5, 2026.

Anthropic calls it the largest known distillation attack against it to date.

Distillation is a method where a weaker model is trained on the outputs of a stronger one. A competitor repeatedly queries a leading model, collects its responses, and uses that data to train a cheaper system.

Anthropic says the campaign targeted Claude's software engineering and agentic reasoning capabilities, two of the most commercially valuable areas in AI.

The accusation follows February 2026 disclosures naming DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax in similar campaigns, which makes the Alibaba allegation significantly larger in scale.

Alibaba has not responded, so these remain Anthropic's claims, but they reflect a growing reality where frontier models are being used to train the systems trying to catch up to them.

u/ComplexExternal4831 — 5 days ago
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ASKS OPENAI TO STAGGER RELEASE OF NEW MODEL OVER SECURITY CONCERNS

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u/[deleted] — 12 days ago
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OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind sign letter to prevent AI-developed biological weapons

This is one of the rare AI safety issues where OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Microsoft AI, and biotech groups are publicly asking for the same rules.

The warning is not about today’s chatbots instantly creating bioweapons, but future AI lowering the knowledge barrier around dangerous biological material.

Groups like the International Gene Synthesis Consortium already support voluntary checks, but the letter argues that optional screening still leaves supplier gaps.

The issue now goes beyond jobs and misinformation, with major AI leaders treating biosecurity as a serious risk for the next generation of models.

u/ComplexExternal4831 — 13 days ago
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'You can't call it progress': Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns against concentration of AI power

Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella has voiced concerns over the growing concentration of power in artificial intelligence, arguing that the technology’s future should not be shaped by a small group of companies. He also called for cheaper AI models and broader access to the benefits created by the technology.

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u/chillinewman — 14 days ago