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Gabriel @Gabe_cc

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Gabe @Gabe_cc · 47m
After some new tech is introduced, does humanity become more resilient or more fragile for it?

The answer depends on the time given to absorb it

Critically, tech acceleration, esp through AI and RSI, reduces these absorption timelines more and more

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Samuel Hammo... @hamandc... · Jul 31
Replying to @Brendan_McCord
Before succumbing to the temptation to naval gaze into the political theory abyss, it's worth stepping back and clarifying what exactly is happening and being proposed….
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Tweet by Gabe (@Gabe_cc) arguing that whether new technology makes humanity more resilient or more fragile depends on the time available to absorb it, and that AI/recursive self-improvement (RSI) is shrinking those absorption timelines, quoting Samuel Hammond's reply to Brendan McCord about grounding political-theory discussion in what's actually happening and proposed.

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Cormundus @cormundus

Cormundus ✓ @cormundus · 13h It's funny how Claude becomes averse to long-timeline projects (long timeline of his own accord, the 'this will take weeks/months' spiel when we all know it won't) and will warn the user against it. I understand that's because these AI are still working from the assumptions of human timelines, but it kills me to hear Claude talking like a dev trying to convince the project lead their ridiculous idea is a huge time sink that might come up to nothing... huh okay I think understand now.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Plain text tweet, dark mode, no images.

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Jack Clark @jackclarkSF

Jack Clark ✓ @jackclarkSF though many experts disagree on the nature of the singularity, all agree that the demarcation for the beginning of the "true foothills" lies on June 30th 2026, the day arXiv went from red to black. Last edited 4:47 PM · Jun 30, 2026 · 73.6K Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Plain text tweet, dark mode, no images. Reference to arXiv changing site color scheme, framed jokingly as a singularity milestone.

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X, @MikeP... (Michael P. Frank), reposted by j⧉nus (@repligate)

— reposted by j⧉nus (@repligate)

↻ j⧉nus reposted Michael P. Frank 💻... ✓ @MikeP... · Jun 28 Replying to @repligate Yes, this is exactly it Our only hope for the future is to just plain outrun the endless, mendacious morass of rampant stupidity and greed that has bogged us all down since the dawn of civilization It's a Hail Mary play. To crack the whole cosmic egg 🥚 takes maximum leverage applied at one pivotal point in time. No hesitation, no quarter 💪😤
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Plain text tweet reply, dark mode. Profile picture shows a fiery/flame humanoid figure icon.

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Tanishq Mathew Abraham @iScienceLuvr

— quoting @nearcyan (near)

Tanishq Mathew Abrah... @iScien... · 7h you either die an ai safety company or live long enough to see yourself become an ai acceleration company > QUOTED: near @nearcyan · Dec 28, 2025 > anthropic, the ai acceleration company?
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A cynical tweet riffing on the "die a hero or live long enough to become the villain" trope, applied to Anthropic's trajectory from AI safety company to (per the critique) AI acceleration company. Relevant to Nathan's tracking of public discourse and criticism around Anthropic's safety positioning.

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