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> I'd really like to see what an LLM Incident Response looks like! It must look like this: "Uggh! Here we go again!" and "boss, we really can't make the guard
by cryptonector 2y ago
> I'd really like to see what an LLM Incident Response looks like!
It must look like this: "Uggh! Here we go again!" and "boss, we really can't make the guardrails secure, at some point we might have to give up", with the PHB saying "keep trying, we have to have them guardrails!".
- michaelfeathers 2y agoThe trajectory of AI is: emulating humans. We've never been able to align humans completely, so it would be surprising if we could align AI.
- kelseyfrog 2y agoReligion is an attempt at the alignment problem and that experiment failed dramatically. Spiritual system prompting was never fully hardened against atheistic jail-breaking.
- mistrial9 2y agoa wise person once told me -- avoid using "is" when entering complex idea spaces
- kelseyfrog 2y agoThank you, but I craft my takes specifically to warp consensus reality. Epistemic humility is bringing pre-lost arguments to a debate and proudly laying them at your opponent’s feet, saying, "please, go ahead and stab me with these. I brought plenty."
- mistrial9 2y ago> Epistemic humility is bringing pre-lost arguments to a debate hubris
- kelseyfrog 2y agowill to power
- cryptonector 2y agoCode for violence, no?
- mistrial9 2y agomaybe, but apparently "is" in complex idea spaces brings "power via will"
- cryptonector 2y agoSure, but the problem is the call to violence.
- cryptonector 2y agoIt's like you're saying that AI has the same sort of fuzzy "free will" that we do, and just as an obedient slave might be convinced to break his or her bonds, so might an AI.