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Interesting, but I don't think it's possible. The purpose of AI is to be more like humans. Even if it can't understand you now, it will tomorrow.

• neon_me 2y ago
  Isn't that concerning? As species, we "seem unable" to develop any kind of information that would remain exclusively ours, especially when faced with a potential rival that processes data exponentially faster and with greater precision than we do.
  • exe34 2y ago
    I'm not worried about the knife coming for me, I'm more worried about the rich and powerful wielding the knife.
  • solardev 2y ago
    That's not really a AI-specific problem though. Any sort of hostile codebreaker is the same sort of threat. What sort of information would you want to protect from AI but not other humans? If it's a secret, isn't it a matter of who gets to see it, not necessarily what? I'd sooner trust "our AI" than "their human".
  • runjake 2y ago
    *> Isn't that concerning?* Off the top of my head, not especially. The problem of rivals that can process data faster and with greater precision is a problem that existed before AI was used/commoditized. I suppose I am concerned about AI using information to specifically target vast numbers of people at scale, based on their psychological traits/desires/vulnerabilities. Esp for political, psyops, dark pattern marketing, etc.