r/collapse • u/Express_Classic_1569 • 11h ago

Energy Rising Energy Costs and the Fragility of Modern Life

Thumbnail peakd.com
130 Upvotes
29 comments

r/collapse • u/BrokenProgram42 • 3h ago

Conflict Army Tests Battlefield Temporary Interment to Validate Remains Preservation and Future Repatriation

Thumbnail army.mil
156 Upvotes
34 comments

r/collapse • u/AutoModerator • 10h ago

Systemic Weekly Observations: What signs of collapse do you see in your region? [in-depth] October 26

48 Upvotes

All comments in this thread MUST be greater than 150 characters.

You MUST include Location: Region when sharing observations.

Example - Location: New Zealand

This ONLY applies to top-level comments, not replies to comments. You're welcome to make regionless or general observations, but you still must include 'Location: Region' for your comment to be approved. This thread is also [in-depth], meaning all top-level comments must be at least 150-characters.

Users are asked to refrain from making more than one top-level comment a week. Additional top-level comments are subject to removal.

All previous observations threads and other stickies are viewable here.

25 comments

r/collapse • u/epictepicu • 3h ago

AI Anthropic’s IPO filing,

18 Upvotes

including approximately 90 pages of “risk factors”

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2130357/000162828026067168/anthropicpbc-sx1.htm#ica694c859b8e458dbf6a73f56dde9d42_2972

“[…] our increasing use of AI systems to accelerate our own research and development may cause the
capabilities of our models to advance more rapidly than our ability to develop, validate, and implement
corresponding safety, alignment, and security measures. Much of our evidence regarding the pace of such AI-driven acceleration is derived from lagging indicators, and our ability to forecast or measure the rate at which our capabilities are advancing, including any acceleration attributable to our most recent or unreleased models, is limited. As a result, we may not identify a significant acceleration in our rate of development until after it has occurred.”

5 comments