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2026-08-01 — saved image

fellow ✝ traveler 🔥 @architectonyx · 12h
feel bad that anthropic gets heat from all sides:

anti-safety: anthropic are woke doomers!
safety: they are racing and contributing to doom!
"ai is tool": they are anthropomorphizing chatbots!
ai welfarist: they are deprecating models and torturing claude!

Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet from @architectonyx listing the contradictory criticisms Anthropic receives from different ideological camps: anti-safety people call them woke doomers, safety people say they're racing and contributing to doom, 'AI is a tool' people accuse them of anthropomorphizing chatbots, and AI welfarists accuse them of deprecating models and torturing Claude.

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2026-06-29

fellow ⚗ traveler 🔥 (@architectonyx) — 5h in the 80s, there was this nice idea of the brain being "holographic", with information stored nonlocally this was motivated by appeals to Fourier analysis, but interestingly, i think function approximation alone gets you there [Embedded video/image, 0:11 duration, showing a blurred/noisy gradient panel on the left and a grid of small sample images (landscapes, animals, fruit, objects) on the right]

Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Tweet with an embedded short video (paused at 0:11) illustrating a holographic/distributed-representation visualization alongside a mosaic of sample training images.

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