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Sure. And if the "bad" program has spread as a virus, you just pull all the plugs of all the computers, right? Of course, you will kill modern civilization by
by p-e-w 3y ago
Sure. And if the "bad" program has spread as a virus, you just pull all the plugs of all the computers, right?
Of course, you will kill modern civilization by doing so (and many millions of people as a result), but at least the AI is back in the box, so there is nothing to worry about.
- HeartStrings 3y agoThis will happen a few times and then everyone will learnto use backups and better security. If anything, it will make humanity more antifragile.
- moffkalast 3y agoIt's not like actual genius people are constantly trying to make the deadliest virus for various purposes and we've been hardening our systems for decades in order to not have them immediately taken over. You'd have to go beyond AGI to break those safeguards. > all the computers The average shit tier PC doesn't even have enough RAM to load an LLM capable of consistent output, much less to load it into VRAM for any kind of reasonable speed. This is like being concerned that Panda bears will become an invasive species and take over the world if we stop them from going extinct. Besides, all you have to do to pull the plug is disable any of the billion python dependencies it needs to download every time and it's stopped dead in its tracks. Something that's basically done every other day and needs to be continuously fixed by project maintainers, so it's more like a Panda on life support that dies if somebody stops pumping air into its breathing hose. It's all fragile af.