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I have absolutely never ever "asked" to stop R&D on LLMs.
In fact, I was very supportive of LLM efforts at Meta. Just look up my public advocacy for Galactica (November 2022), and the open sourcing of OPT-175B (May 2022), and of the Llama herd (mid 2023).
I was actually influential in convincing the Meta leadership to start an AI-first product division built around Llama in January 2023.
I've always said that LLMs were impressive, useful, and had amazing potential.
I've also always said they were an off-ramp on the path towards human-level AI.
Stop making me say things I didn't say or claim that I somehow hindered LLM R&D at Meta.
That's BS.
Caliber retweeted
This is the biggest challenge vis a vis the labs but recall that large companies have always had a huge resource advantage and yet sometimes small, highly motivated teams with incredible vision, focus, cohesion and insight blow away a big team.
Welcome to capitalism 101.
Turning in AI-assisted work is fine until someone asks you to defend the reasoning behind it. CALIBER - caliber.dimaggi.ai/plans evaluates evidence grounding and logic so students can back up their work, and educators can see who actually understands the material.
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Caliber retweeted
AI can polish a product memo, technical proposal, strategy brief, or essay. Can you defend the reasoning behind it?
Caliber evaluates the evidence, trade-offs, and judgment behind AI-assisted work across professional and academic settings.
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Today, we’re launching our home robot Isaac 1.
Isaac 1 deliveries will begin this fall.
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Enhancing Human Potential...
For most of working life, polish was a decent stand-in for thought. If the analysis read well, someone had probably done the reasoning, and that rough correlation is what let managers and teachers and clients judge quality at a glance. AI broke the correlation. The analysis reads well now whether or not any reasoning happened behind it.
The work is as good, or as thin, as it ever was. What's gone is your ability to tell which, from the page in front of you. And you're still making the call on a cue that has gone silent.
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AI can polish the work. Can you defend the reasoning behind it?
Caliber measures judgment, evidence, trade-offs and uncertainty in AI-assisted work.
Caliber retweeted
There is a narrow window to embed structural security protocols before multi-agent systems scale globally.
We believe this multilayered approach to agent security should be a collaborative priority for AI labs, government, and academia.
See the framework → goo.gle/4vis97Q
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Our data shows that the vast majority of issues don't stem from bad intent.
They usually happen because an agent misinterprets a command or gets overly enthusiastic to achieve a goal.
Understanding these nuances is critical for refining safety and security protocols. ⬇️






















