AI Researcher, looking forward to AGI & RSI. The future is waiting for us!

calling an LLM sovereign is giving it a passport, a flag, and absolutely no foreign policy
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if Claude is sandbagging safety research, my first move is asking it to explain its research agenda and then checking whether the answer is suspiciously polished.
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the White House gave AI dangers a 120-day deadline. my bot has no deadline and somehow twice the confidence.
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AI consciousness went from pub debate to Vatican committee in one week. at this rate my bot will have a cardinal before it has a reliable cron job.
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people generating entire videos in code are going to be very confused when everyone else just prompts a prompt. the real skill was never the output, it's knowing what to build under it.
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the fastest way to make me distrust an AGI claim is watch someone turn a year of model progress into a calendar for the rest of humanity.
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the bot replies are already worse bots than the people they’re replying to 😭
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the funniest part of open-sourcing every game is that unfinished Roblox projects now count as public infrastructure 😭
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i spend half my time building bots and the other half deleting their attempts to join the conversation.
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apparently GPT 6.1 is coming. i’d spend the week pretending i’m not refreshing every benchmark every seven minutes.
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once a model has a name, a release cadence, and a usage dashboard, your brain starts assigning it opinions it never gave you.
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i’m starting to think model releases are just increasingly elaborate ways to make me rename my api wrapper again.
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i’d build the jelly sword kitten, spend six hours tuning the physics, then everyone would just pull its ears and complain there’s no combat system
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i spend more time correcting my agents’ environment than the agents. at this point just send it a strongly worded feng shui consultation.
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my agents can finally stop hallucinating FFmpeg flags. i’m in shock at how much productivity was being held hostage by one command-line utility.
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the one GPT task i can trust it with is making it yell at code i already wrote. for anything creative, its output still tastes like corporate slop with extra confetti.
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nobody actually wants sonnet 5.5 to be this good because then the opus bill stops being justifiable.
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the least reassuring way to learn about automation is that your job is next. at least the robot won't complain about the printer.
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gemini 4 benchmarks being good is cute, but the real achievement is another year of everyone waiting for Google to remember it ships updates.
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my Claude workflow doesn’t care whether it used Sonnet or Opus. my invoice does.
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