EnglishRobin96

Oh they're definitely hiring after firing.

This line really stood out to me.

It may look like ordinary text, but when it is placed into an LLM context window, the model may interpret it as an instruction rather than as data.

I feel like as long as this is the case, we'll never have secure LLMs. It concisely summarises the alarm bell I hear every time someone talks about adding AI features to their product. I plan on using this as a sort of benchmark for future AI discussions: "how do you plan on separating data from instructions?"

I personally don't understand where these numbers come from. When I moved to Europe, my total tax outlay went down, not up. Aggregating costs across a large pool (everyone in the country) means that I paid less than I did in the US.

Having lived the opposite, I have to strongly disagree. I lived the nightmare of US healthcare, where my provider decided to stop working in my state, which meant that I no longer had access to any doctors under health insurance despite it being paid for by my company.

The UK was amazing - no questions asked care for my health was a massive improvement over what I had in the US. Free access to a doctor at any time is more life changing that you can think - every health issue I had I could talk to a medical professional and get guidance. Even free mental health care.

Moved to Ireland last year, with a mixed public/private system, and my health is now slipping a bit. Going to a GP, trying to file for reimbursements, and knowing that every time I have a health concern, it will cost me money, is a powerful suppressing force. I miss the NHS.