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I don't think the real risk is that it "breaks loose". I think the dangerous scenario is that it gets "pushed out", that is put in charge of something that it
by rossdavidh 4y ago
I don't think the real risk is that it "breaks loose". I think the dangerous scenario is that it gets "pushed out", that is put in charge of something that it does not know how to do, but it can bullshit it's way into sounding like it can do. AI (at this point, and probably for the rest of our lives) does not want to break out, or want anything, because it doesn't have the ability to want. But humans want it to do things, and therefore some people want it to be able to do things, and it can be just persuasive enough to get put in charge of things (which it literally has no idea how to do).
- bko 4y agoWe already have systems that are based on heuristics or hand coded parameters. I'm thinking like resume screeners. LLMs would be a step up in my opinion. It's like LLMs in customer support. We already have automated customer support but it consists of a recording asking us to press 1 for X. LLMs would be a great improvement IMO
- admissionsguy 4y ago> systems that are based on heuristics Like the whole modern psychiatry.