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> LLMs are literally being wired into military applications right now. They're being wired into workflows where if something falls over and goes terribly wrong,
by tagyro 3y ago
> LLMs are literally being wired into military applications right now. They're being wired into workflows where if something falls over and goes terribly wrong, people actually die.
Do you have any proof to back this claim?
- danShumway 3y agohttps://www.palantir.com/platforms/aip/ https://www.palantir.com/platforms/aip/ What do you think happens if that AI starts lying about what units are available or starts returning bad data? Palantir also mentions wiring this into autonomous workflows. What happens when someone prompt injects a military AI that's capable of executing workflows autonomously? This is kind of a weird comment to be honest. I want to make sure I understand, is your assertion that prompt injection isn't a big deal because no one will wire an LLM into a serious application? Because I feel like even cursory browsing on HN right now should be enough to prove that tech companies are looking into using LLMs as autonomous agents.
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