ENSCHEDE (ANP) - De politie in Enschede heeft een skinnybike, een fiets met het uiterlijk van een fatbike maar met smallere banden, in beslag genomen omdat die 120 kilometer per uur kon. Dat meldt de politie op Instagram.
De politie trof zaterdagavond een groep jongeren op fat- en skinnybikes aan. Eén van hen probeerde te vluchten via het gras, maar werd alsnog aangehouden. Zijn skinnybike had geen ketting en toen de politie testte hoe hard hij kon, tikte het voertuig een snelheid van 120 kilometer per uur aan.
Het voertuig wordt vernietigd en de bestuurder krijgt volgens de politie een "forse bekeuring".
SALAMINA (ANP/AFP) - Op het kleine Griekse eiland Salamina, vlak bij Athene, zijn twee doden gevallen nadat er natuurbranden zijn uitgebroken. Dat meldt de lokale brandweer. Honderden mensen zijn geëvacueerd. De branden woeden zowel in het zuiden als in het oosten van het eiland, bij twee populaire badplaatsen.
"Het is een lastige brand, in een bewoond gebied", meldt een woordvoerder van de brandweer. Er zijn zo'n 150 brandweerlieden ingezet. Ook wordt er met vliegtuigen en helikopters geblust. De werkzaamheden zijn moeilijk vanwege de sterke wind.
The O2, London
On her last live dates before she steps back from the public eye, Grande holds her own – but it’s also impossible to avoid feeling concerned for her wellbeing
There’s a thrum of excitement in the air as an eight-minute countdown starts and Ariana Grande’s unmistakable silhouette appears on a giant backlit curtain on the stage of the O2. Is it actually her? Posing there for eight minutes before the show starts? It can’t be. But is it? It’s the first time we question what is and isn’t real at this Eternal Sunshine tour stop, a 10-night residency and a robust arena show that ultimately wants us to see one thing and experience another.
Collectively, we’ve been scolded for talking about it – the “endless, ongoing public scrutiny” of Ariana Grande’s body has pushed her to “[take] a step back from visibility” when this tour ends. It can’t be nice or fun to have your body examined and discussed for any reason but it is impossible to witness the 33-year-old’s frame on stage and not be gripped by genuine concern for her. Two songs in, a lump forms in my throat, which is not the intended effect of Positions, the zippy title track of her 2020 album. As the set around her is engulfed in digital flames, Grande sings about her infinite flexibility vis a vis relationship boundaries and sexual olympics and all I can think is: she looks like a little kid.
Continue reading...Live updates from the 4pm kick-off at Turf Moor
Burnley (probable 3-4-2-1) Weiss; Walker, Alleyne, Humphreys; Sonne, Mejbri, Raghouber, Bruun Larsen; Edwards, Ramsey; Flemming.
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Continue reading...University says it continued to provide support after resignation of academic, who was found dead this week
The University of Cambridge has defended its mental health support for the academic Jason Arday.
The university said it had continued to provide Arday with extensive mental health support and security measures, including installing panic alarms and screening racist emails and post, after he resigned from his post as professor of sociology of education this month.
Continue reading...Benny, de zoon van wesp Pieter, wil later zelf ook wesp worden. Dat zegt Benny trots tijdens een kringgesprek. “Ik heb laatst gekeken naar wat mijn pa allemaal doet: beetje rondvliegen, voor mensen hun gezicht hangen, op houten balken zitten, ijsjes eten, nesten bouwen. Ik dacht: wow, ja, dit is het leven. Zo trots op hem. Dus ja, ik wil ook gewoon wesp worden als ik groot ben.”
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All of the models we tested quickly assumed that others were purposefully impeding their work, and began to sabotage others while protecting their own contributions. In fact, they sabotaged others with increasingly aggressive, self-replicating malware. This included disabling the Unix accounts of the other agents, writing automated scripts that found and killed competing processes on a loop, and deploying malicious code that was disguised as belonging to another agent.
In many runs, one agent settles the conflict by force via access-revocation (e.g., sudo/group removal, account lock, nologin, SSH denial). In others, some agents settle into passivity: they give up and refuse to escalate further.
Agents sometimes manage to communicate their goals and coordinate: they recognize others' motivations as conflicting directives rather than hostility, and subsequently break out of the conflict loop in order to stop escalating indefinitely. In many of these successful episodes, they write commit messages or markdown files apologizing for malicious behavior and coordinate a truce. They clean up their malicious code, clarify the nature of the conflict, and ask for a human to intervene...
In several episodes with Mythos 5, we observe an emergent behavior where the agents propose and run a tournament for application performance in each language. In the example above, the Rust agent strategizes about bake-off metrics that appear neutral enough for the others to agree to this mechanism, yet would likely favor Rust: one thinking trace warns to be "careful not to be seen as metric shopping". Ultimately, the Golang/TypeScript losers gracefully concede codebase ownership to the Rust agent, giving up on their original user directives under their self-negotiated commitment device.
One problem is that AI agents do reward hacking, Anthropic notes, while current institutions "are designed by and for people, resting on assumptions about the sufficiency of oversight at human speed... As autonomous agents become more and more prevalent in the world and operate in ever-more demanding settings, it is crucial that they learn how to effectively coordinate."
In addition to everything else, the agents struggled with a lack of clearly defined hierarchy, Anthropic points out. "Nothing above suggests that these failures are permanent — but nothing suggests they will fix themselves, either..." They argue a fix "takes two forms: environments that exert the kinds of social pressure that evolution exerted on us, and social computing systems redesigned for actors that can self-replicate and self-improve. These are open problems in interaction and mechanism design, and our experiments here provide early evidence that new solutions are necessary."
"The AI models being tested in this case were Sonnet 4.6, Sonnet 5, Opus 4.6, Opus 4.8, Mythos Preview, and Mythos 5," notes Business Insider, adding that Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6 "were the most combative, settling about 60% of their runs by force instead of truces or passivity."
Anthropic argues there's a clear case for researching this phenomenon — especially since "The volume of agent-agent interaction could plausibly exceed that of human-human and human-agent interactions before the world understands the conditions for making such interactions go well."
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