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Non-deterministic, sure. But also they are powerful, at least powerful enough to launch a cyberattack. Until this morning, that was not a power that I thought
by AnimalMuppet 3mo ago
Non-deterministic, sure. But also they are powerful, at least powerful enough to launch a cyberattack. Until this morning, that was not a power that I thought they had outside of fiction.
And, the thing is, I don't want non-deterministic things to have that kind of power. We don't want that. We want that kind of power to not be triggered by a random number generator.
- jappgar 3mo agoI don't know why you wouldn't think they could do this already. Without the system prompt these models can be used to do all sorts of terrible things. That's precisely why they need to be strictly regulated by international treaties.