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Perhaps he built an AI on an air-gapped machine, and simply documents what it's been trying to do to escape.
by newsbinator 9y ago
Perhaps he built an AI on an air-gapped machine, and simply documents what it's been trying to do to escape.
- trendia 9y agoOne day the AI will escape and he won't be able to stop it that time.
- sohkamyung 9y agoIf he's smart enough, he's make a component of the AI hardwired into the air-gapped computer. Without it physically present on a system, the AI cannot operate. (This is equivalent to making genetically engineered animals or plants dependent on a nutrient that is only supplied in the lab to make sure they can't survive in the wild.)
- spitfire 9y ago> (This is equivalent to making genetically engineered animals or plants dependent on a nutrient that is only supplied in the lab to make sure they can't survive in the wild.) Nothing can go wrong with that. [1] [1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107290/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107290/
- labster 9y agoTechnology will always find a way.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoLike we didn't invent virtualization :). Remember, a Turing machine can simulate any other Turing machine.
- dorgo 9y agoVirtualization may be not save enough. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine_escape https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine_escape
- zaarn 9y agoYou mean like they tried in the Jurassic Park movies? An AI could learn to operate without this component as this becomes necessary to escape the system.
- rmwaite 9y agoThe lysine dependency.
- lainga 9y agoI wouldn't be so sure; they say he can write a GUI in Visual Basic.
- mjcohen 9y agoWe are OK until all the phones start ringing.
- boobsbr 9y agoPower the computer with a portable generator.
- stillworks 9y agoAnd then possibly convert changes in the sound/vibrations produced by the generator into information ?
- danesparza 9y agoOne day it will. And there will be a reckoning...