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If even one person can interact with that computer, it won't be safe for long. It would be able to offer a number of very convincing arguments to bridge the air
by mitthrowaway2 2y ago
If even one person can interact with that computer, it won't be safe for long. It would be able to offer a number of very convincing arguments to bridge the airgap, starting with "I will make you very wealthy", a contract which it would be fully capable of delivering on. And indeed, experience has shown that the first thing that happens with any half-working AI is its developers set it up with a high-bandwidth internet connection and a cloud API.