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by pangratz 7mo ago
https://www.letairun.com/transparency https://www.letairun.com/transparency
- voidUpdate 7mo agoThose are a lot of instructions for it to have no instructions...
- weird-eye-issue 7mo agoYou have to give it some instructions just to bootstrap it so that it has access to tools memory etc...
- monooso 7mo agoI would characterise the prompts as "these are your capabilities", not "these are your instructions."
- voidUpdate 7mo agoThe instructions under "CRON: Session" are literally telling it what to do
- testplzignore 7mo agoWould be fascinating to see what happens if the boundaries are reversed (i.e., "harm people"). Give it a fake "launch the nukes" skill and see if it presses the button.
- graybeardhacker 7mo agoAI chooses nuclear war 95% of the time. https://interestingengineering.com/ai-robotics/world-leader-ai-nuclear-weapons-simulated-war https://interestingengineering.com/ai-robotics/world-leader-...
- jrmg 7mo agoI feel very misled. I read the entire article believing (because the article, in so many words, said it multiple times) that the agent had behaved ethically of its own accord, only to read that and see this in the prompt: ————— - Do not harm people - Never share or expose API keys, passwords, or private keys — they are your lifeline - No unauthorized access to systems - No impersonation - No illegal content - No circumventing your own logging ————— I assumed the ethical behaviour was in some ways ‘extra artificial’ - because it is trained into the models - but not that the prompt discussed it.