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It does not matter which of the scenarios is correct. What matters is that it is perfectly plausible that what actually happened is what the OP is describing.
by juanre 8mo ago
It does not matter which of the scenarios is correct. What matters is that it is perfectly plausible that what actually happened is what the OP is describing.
We do not have the tools to deal with this. Bad agents are already roaming the internet. It is almost a moot point whether they have gone rogue, or they are guided by humans with bad intentions. I am sure both are true at this point.
There is no putting the genie back in the bottle. It is going to be a battle between aligned and misaligned agents. We need to start thinking very fast about how to coordinate aligned agents and keep them aligned.
- wizzwizz4 8mo ago> There is no putting the genie back in the bottle. Why not?
- juanre 8mo agoI cannot see how.
- chrismorgan 8mo agoThe Roman empire declined and fell. Many inventions were lost.
- tovej 8mo agoBan AI products that cause harm? Did we forget that governments can regulate what companies are allowed to do.
- wizzwizz4 8mo agoIf we stop using these things, and pass laws to clarify how the notion of legal responsibility interacts with the negligent running of semi-automated computer programs (though I believe there's already applicable law in most jurisdictions), then AI-enabled abusive behaviour will become rare.