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Nah, there's no validity to any of your concerns. Just idle speculation over hypothetical sci-fi scenarios based on zero real evidence. Meanwhile we have actual
by nradov 1y ago
Nah, there's no validity to any of your concerns. Just idle speculation over hypothetical sci-fi scenarios based on zero real evidence. Meanwhile we have actual problems to worry about.
- JoshTriplett 1y agoIt's a good thing you've already decided what answer you want, so you can safely dismiss the generalization of all possible evidence on the basis of "that specific scenario didn't convince me so nothing could possibly happen". You don't have to predict which exact scenario will go horribly wrong in order to accurately make the general prediction that we all lose, permanently. See, among other things, https://x.com/OwainEvans_UK/status/1894436637054214509 https://x.com/OwainEvans_UK/status/1894436637054214509 , for a simple example of how myriad superficially unrelated problems can arise out of the underlying issue of misalignment; the problem is not "oh, that one specific thing shouldn't happen", the problem is misalignment with humans.
- ben_w 1y agoCyber crime groups *already* use LLMs, just like everyone else, to automate their jobs. Their jobs being "writing exploits": https://cyberpress.org/threat-actors-turn-to-ai-and-llm-tools/?amp=1 https://cyberpress.org/threat-actors-turn-to-ai-and-llm-tool... That's the thing about AI: it automates what was previously manual.