You can (obviously?) give a bleeding edge LLM or LMM an open-ended instruction. It could be as open as "you will now act as an independent entity for your own p

You can (obviously?) give a bleeding edge LLM or LMM an open-ended instruction. It could be as open as "you will now act as an independent entity for your own purposes". It would need to be a model without guardrails. But it's actually very important that people anticipate hardware, software, and model improvements that make the AIs "think" and coordinate much, much faster than any human. Although I think that the extreme raw IQ leap people talk about is questionable especially in the short term. But telling these hyperspeed effectively superintelligent AI swarms to act truly independently for their own purposes will be very dangerous because of the performance difference between humans and the swarms. In general, it is a very stupid idea to try to strongly emulate life with high levels of hyperspeed digital intelligence. And strangely people still don't realize how quickly compute efficiency ramps up.