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I think the preeminent issue is that AI is just not trustable for anything that matters. You cannot rely on an unaccountable stochastic model to handle importan
by smoldesu 3y ago
I think the preeminent issue is that AI is just not trustable for anything that matters. You cannot rely on an unaccountable stochastic model to handle important stuff like money.
- thfuran 3y agoFine, then it's sending 1,000,000 emails instead.
- smoldesu 3y agoWell... I kinda think it's the same problem? You have designed a system in error if you are trusting an AI system to handle that sorta thing. We have programmable logic to handle payments and emails and all the stuff that's actually important. No self-respecting bank or email provider is going to implement an AI agent that has carte-blanche access to it's feature-set.
- thfuran 3y agoMost emails don't originate from email providers.
- smoldesu 3y ago...right. But AI did not invent the concept of automated email spam or wire fraud. I don't understand how this all relates to model jailbreaking.
- freedomben 3y agoIf you're hitting some email providers API, then you don't need AI to do the spamming. I don't see that problem as any different from another anti-abuse responsibility of the email provider. AI could substantively rewrite the email for each mail so that it is hard to recognize as the same thing, but when the customer's recipients start marking things as spam it's gonna go through the existing processes.