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have you tried gpt-4? how can you possibly say it's not an extremely powerful tool? what happens when someone determined links it - or thousands of its - or th
by permo-w 4y ago
have you tried gpt-4? how can you possibly say it's not an extremely powerful tool?
what happens when someone determined links it - or thousands of its - or thousands of next year's 3x as powerful its -- up to the internet with a code interpreter and a hard-coded poor intention?
- tome 4y agoI don't know; what happens? I'd really like to know what people are imagining it could do, especially if they've got some evidence for it!
- permo-w 4y agoit's a rhetorical question. think about it yourself. try it yourself
- qlm 4y agoWhat could it do that isn't already being done? I ask this sincerely. We already have bots constantly attacking every server they find 24/7. We already have botnets Is the concern that GPT will be able to find and exploit e.g. a novel RCE exploit in SSH?
- lanstin 4y agoI wish we could ask it to answer questions about GitHub repos.
- staunton 4y agoFor example, it could scan social media and use that information to send a very large number of people very personalized messages that manipulate them into doing X. Here, X may include meeting other people to tempt/coerce them into doing Y. The reason this isn't possible now is that nobody has the time to look at millions of social media profiles and then write millions of personalized messages. To do it, you would need a lot of people who you would have to convince, including paying them. And even so, things like doomsday cults and terrorist organizations already exist.
- quonn 4y agoWell, how can it be much worse than a smart human „hooked up to the internet“ with bad intentions? Other then generating comments or spam faster?