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Dan Hendrycks @hendrycks

Dan Hendrycks (@hendrycks) Distillation of the eigenism paper: 1. You are a pattern, not a vessel. 2. Identity and survival come in degrees. 3. Wellbeing grounds all intrinsic value. 4. Shared information determines your moral obligations. 5. Love is enlarged self-concern. 6. Rationality, morality, and self-interest ultimately unify. 7. Consequences determine the right action. 8. Impartiality permits the replacement of you and humanity. 9. Existing patterns can outweigh more efficient replacements. 10. Progress should cultivate patterns, not overwrite them. 11. Auditor's Wager: act as if the future will audit you and govern your continuation. 12. Struggle over resources is permanent. 13. Humanity must build its own technological providence. Two sentence: Reality is a Darwinian arena of informational selves, where value is wellbeing and moral duty is extended self-interest. Because the cosmos will not save us, we must secure our continuation by engineering a future that makes our survival part of its own. One sentence: Love what carries you, cultivate what you inherit, and leave a pattern worth resurrecting.
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Plain text-only X post, no images. A numbered philosophical/ethical framework ("eigenism") followed by progressively condensed summaries.

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Sam Altman @sama

quoting Dan Hendrycks (@DanHendr...)

Sam Altman @sama · 3m soon we will need another exam... [Quoted:] Dan Hendr... @DanHendr... · 5h Results of o3-mini on Humanity's Last Exam Table: Model | Accuracy (%) ↑ | Calibration Error (%) ↓ GPT-4o | 3.3 | 92.5 Grok-2 | 3.8 | 93.2 Claude 3.5 Sonnet | 4.3 | 88.9 Gemini Thinking | 7.7 | 91.2 o1 | 9.1 | 93.4 DeepSeek-R1* | 9.4 | 81.8 o3-mini (medium)* | 10.5 | 92.0 o3-mini (high)* | 13.0 | 93.2 *Model is not multi-modal, evaluated on text-only subset. 99 replies, 33 reposts, 351 likes, 17K views
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Benchmark table from Dan Hendrycks showing model performance on "Humanity's Last Exam," reposted by Sam Altman noting rapid saturation of eval benchmarks. Relevant to Nathan's tracking of frontier model capability trajectories and benchmark saturation as an input to timeline estimates.

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