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Developing models that can predict if stuff is harmful ironically makes it easier for people to optimize for harm. e.g. the one line of code in Stable Diffusio
by angusturner 4y ago
Developing models that can predict if stuff is harmful ironically makes it easier for people to optimize for harm.
e.g. the one line of code in Stable Diffusion that predicts if stuff is NSFW, can be inverted to generate only NSFW stuff.
I tend to agree with OP that there is no technical solution to this problem.
- tintor 4y agoSolution is an arms race, by keeping your algorithmic improvements hidden.
- whywhywhywhy 4y agoIsn’t that basically what OpenAI and Google tried to do and it lasted all of 3 months. Problem with tech is once it’s known to be possible if you choose to try and monetize it by making it public as OpenAI and Google were planning to do then it’s only a matter of time before another smart team figure out how you’re doing it. You can do the Manhattan Project in secret and in 500 years someone else might not realize it’s possible. But the second you do a test of that concept the sign you did that is detectable everywhere and the dots of what you did will connect in someone’s brain somewhere. Can’t put the genie back in the bottle.
- 6510 4y agoWith some further refinement real harm could be done. Think of an infinite short video feed that is both irresistible and gradually modifies you.
- naillo 4y agoIsn't this what infinite jest was entirely about