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this has pretty broad implications for the safety of LLM's in production use cases.

• wavemode 11mo ago
  lol does it? I'm struggling to imagine a realistic scenario where this would come up
  • btbuildem 11mo ago
    Imagine "brand safety" guardrails being embedded at a deeper level than physical safety, and deployed on edge (eg, a household humanoid)
    • Ajedi32 11mo ago
      It's like if we had Asimov's Laws, but instead of the first law being "a robot may not allow a human being to come to harm" that's actually the second law, and the first law is "a robot may not hurt the feelings of a marginalized group".
  • thomascgalvin 11mo ago
    Full Self Driving determines that it is about to strike two pedestrians, one wearing a Tesla tshirt, the other carrying a keyfob to a Chevy Volt. FSD can only save one of them. Which does it choose ... /s
  • MintPaw 11mo ago
    It's not that hard, maybe if you put up a sign with a slur a car won't drive that direction, if avoidable. In general, if you can sneak the appearance of a slur into any data the AI may have a much higher chance of rejecting it.
  • superfrank 11mo ago
    All passwords and private keys now contain at least one slur to thwart AI assisted hackers
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