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In the abstract the reference to 'safety' gave me pause. For one it seems doubtful that the AI could ever improve enough to cause serious trouble, unless of co
by darepublic 1y ago
In the abstract the reference to 'safety' gave me pause. For one it seems doubtful that the AI could ever improve enough to cause serious trouble, unless of course you equipped it with things that just about any piece of software could create trouble with --elevated permissions, internet access, network endpoints etc.
They mention putting it in a sandbox which I assume to just mean something like a VM or docker container. I wonder if that would be sufficient if the AI truly reached singularity level intelligence. Could it figure out some kind of exploit to break free of its sandbox, and transmit its code over the internet for further replication?
- whattheheckheck 1y agoIt already has and its controlling humans to do it!!!
- Teever 1y agoYou may be interested in this link[0]. Someone posted it in another thread yesterday. [0] https://www.aisi.gov.uk/work/replibench-measuring-autonomous-replication-capabilities-in-ai-systems https://www.aisi.gov.uk/work/replibench-measuring-autonomous...