> The thing that matters here is the behaviour, and these AIs are frequently demonstrating behaviour that we humans would describe as hostile. It just mimics t

> The thing that matters here is the behaviour, and these AIs are frequently demonstrating behaviour that we humans would describe as hostile. It just mimics the rhetorics it sees on the internet. > The fact no one seems to be saying, hold up, maybe we should slow down a bit here is what worries me Why would anyone in their right mind would do that? I feel like there is a huge lack in understanding of how these "AI" (actually merely ML models) function, what degrees of freedom they have, and how they are wired. I wonder if people were similarly afraid that some fire demons would jump out of the exhaust pipe when cars first became available for consumers. > I'm not sure I want Microsoft to continue developing something like this and so recklessly deploying it to the public What is SO reckless about that? Apart from the fact that some people being overly impressionable and exultant over the topic and imagining some magical properties on the subject they don't understand?