Katja Muñoz

@katjamunoz.bsky.social

Senior Tech Fellow @dgap.org | AI & Democracy |Influencers | Hybrid Threats | Foresight | Views my own

New from 404 Media: companies are deliberately making Claude and Codex talk like cavemen because it can curb the skyrocketing cost of AI. The 'caveman' plugin keeps LLM answers very, very brief. Got leaked memo showing it's being used; OpenAI dev contributed code too www.404media.co/companies-ar...

Companies Are Making Claude and Codex Talk Like Cavemen to Stop AI’s Soaring Costs

A senior OpenAI employee has contributed code to the project, simply called 'caveman.'

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The past two weeks were crazy… in a good way, but exhausting. At the Handelsblatt conference talking about cognitive warfare &how AI needs to be thought of as a multi dimensional attack vector for critical infrastructure Filming @Terrax with Harald Lesch on AI / democracy

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Brussels sets out an ambitious cross-sector plan to reduce Europe’s dependence on foreign technology, spanning cloud services, semiconductors and AI, while pairing new regulatory tools with investment and industrial policy to expand domestic capacity, reports Ramsha Jahangir.

EU Unveils Sweeping Tech Sovereignty Push, Balancing Autonomy with Openness

The “tech sovereignty” package marks the bloc’s most ambitious attempt yet to reduce dependence on non-European providers, reports Ramsha Jahangir.

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This btw is classic contentious politics theory by Charls Tilly. If you close legal pathways for agency, it doesn’t stop mobilization, it just makes it illegal. If repression is inconsistent on top of that, people who mobilize radicalize. So we can expect more violence individual and organized.

Quinta Jurecic@qjurecic.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The problem—which both the GOP and the milquetoast institutionalists seem to not be grappling with here—is that the more you close off avenues of political change through the democratic process, the more you push people to see extra-institutional mechanisms as their only option

I think that academia has not absorbed the fact that AI agents are now good enough to independently reconstruct complex papers without access to code or the papers themselves; just the methods & data. They aren’t perfect but the errors are often in the human paper, not the AI making a mistake.

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Peter Magyar confirmed that Szijjarto, Orbán's FM, has barricaded himself with some of his closest colleagues and is shredding documents related to the sanctions on Russia any other evidence of treason.