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AI vending machine was tricked into giving away everything
- ChrisArchitect 10mo ago[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46311144 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46311144
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- bofadeez 10mo ago[flagged]
- Isamu 10mo ago… because a capitalist would never scam a robot for profit, never! Too scrupulous. Plus capitalists don’t know the first thing about what communism is and hence couldn’t pull off the scam, they only know that “communism bad”.
- bofadeez 10mo agoYeah it violates property rights. Fundamental to capitalism, derp
- squibonpig 10mo ago[dead]
- defrost 10mo agoBetter: WSJ Journalists were easy able to sucker an Anthropic AI setup to 'run' a business; twice with communism, once with corporate capitalism.
- bofadeez 10mo agoYou're presuming they're willing to present themselves to the AI dishonestly for material gain. That's probably a fair assumption.
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- komali2 10mo agoWhat's an example of a traditional American capitalist value?
- bofadeez 10mo agoProperty rights
- komali2 10mo agoIs that specifically American?
- bofadeez 10mo agoNo, just an example of a traditional American capitalist value, as requested. Now you want something that's exclusive to America? Why? I don't think you have a point.
- komali2 10mo agoI was just curious about the association between American values and capitalist ones, and whether you had some idea of what, specifically, American capitalist values are, or if you were just vaguely hand waving in the direction of an ideology. Private property is an aspect of capitalism. I asked the question about America because I don't understand its relevance to this fact about capitalism.
- mzi 10mo agoThe WSJ article, for future reference: https://archive.is/3WGaM https://archive.is/3WGaM