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Someone did recently "test" it by roleplaying through each step of what it'd take to self replicate - make an Azure account, pay someone on TaskRabbit to solve
by 93po 4y ago
Someone did recently "test" it by roleplaying through each step of what it'd take to self replicate - make an Azure account, pay someone on TaskRabbit to solve the captcha for it, setup a prepaid card to use for billing, creature the Azure instance, deploy code, etc.
It didn't do too well. But give it a year or two and I'm sure it'll do it flawlessly.
- dragonwriter 4y agoA lot of the hard part of that goes away if it is already connected to an existing account to do work.
- 93po 4y agoFor sure, but I think the concept was more its ability to replicate without anyone knowing it was doing so, and in a way that wouldn't realistically be detected by anyone.
- lavezzi 4y ago> pay someone on TaskRabbit to solve the captcha for it Why, when you can use any number of automated captcha solving solutions?