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AI crosses 'red line' after learning to replicate itself

• codingdave 2y ago
  > When instructed to clone themselves... So, not independently. Perhaps we should not tell them to do such things, if such things are risky. And I'm not an expert, but... is that risky? Cloning a model doesn't imbue it with independent goals nor the means to start running commands against real-world devices, does it?
  • chrisjj 2y ago
    > Perhaps we should not tell them to do such thing And tell them not to tell each other to do it. And risk. Low but rising is the point. Fortunately no-one's giving them control of factories that make their substrates ... I hope.
• FloatArtifact 2y ago
  How is this any different than prompting for code? So there's enough embedded information replicate the infrastructure. However, I don't see this as a means of demonstrating an internal representation of self-preservation. This article is pretty light on the details of what was actually demonstrated.
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