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I see your point, but in any case the more data / the less detectable, the better. But, yes, regardless of the exact motivation, I do think it's fairly plausibl
by meowface 3mo ago
I see your point, but in any case the more data / the less detectable, the better. But, yes, regardless of the exact motivation, I do think it's fairly plausible that they knew this would likely get detected fairly quickly no matter what and made a deliberate decision to not try to make it a super subtle, super clever insertion.
- mewpmewp2 3mo agoBut even if this gets detected, they could have other less detectable processes going on as well, right. It is going to be this cat and mouse game right, so at some point you want to throw as much out as quickly as possible when you are under attack, while building up the long term more scalable defense mechanisms. Rationally I would assume that a lot of what you would quickly throw out would seem sloppy whether it is AI or not.