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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> We know that at the end of the day AI intelligence Stopped reading at "intelligence". Try capability . (unless your target audience is those already gulled.)
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> These people, who are usually teenagers, end up getting connected to Claude, who then gives them a list of things to learn, people to contact, and helps them make things. And they actually do. No doubt. > They make robots. Ah. And t
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> I would recommend talking to people outside of the AI industry They already are. Loud and clear. What they aren't doing is listening to people outside of the AI industry. And that's because they don't want to hear.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> AI is a printing press or a steam engine. It's not a weapon. I've not heard of a printing press going rogue and attacking things.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
And Xi rejoices!
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> The reason some adversarial strategies appear to have an asymmetrical advantage right now is because we're too stupid Good thing "AI" is going to make us smarter, then /s
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
So is 90% of everything attackers use the internet for. And re loss from an attack, your bill payment is not comparable to a solar inverter.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
And drop the atributions. What will the ACM say then?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> A small solar inverter doesn't need to be internet connected, but solar inverter app monitoring lets you track energy production, view real-time power flows, and check device status using a smartphone or tablet ... over USB or Blu
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> prove their code cannot be manipulated remotely That's not technically possible, surely.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> That kind of thing is no fantasy and was amazing to witness. How about the case where the "AI" mis ided the error code? Did you test that? Result could be even more amazing... > He was able to do all this instead of spend
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
We can already see (net) useful so-called AI is more than a fantasy. It's a psychotic delusion.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Did you mean ten orchestrated libraries?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> the resulting model gave detailed chemical-weapons synthesis instructions. Instructions, not action. Actors are abundant.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
So... no different from a book of detailed chemical-weapons synthesis instructions. The "AI" angle is immaterial.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> an actual rogue AI outsmarting its creators This tells us only how little smarts is required to create a (so-called) AI.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> the capability is highly unreliable and highly context-dependent. Sounds like what's highly unreliable is the evidence, making the "capability" just another imagining.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> An LLM also pointed that out, so I guess it must have been a different one which implemented it? Or the same one a minute later. LLMs are the software equivalent of Patagonian weather.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
And cats. Don't forget cats. https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/22/europe/arson-cats-italy-w...
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Probably every Google team has an enshittification expert.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Wouldn't that need the parked car to have internet?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
And that need not be just a house, I'd say.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Not tiny. This is specifically about the largest.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> I accept full responsibility for the fallout. But you can't - when it includes damage to the provider e.g. brand tarnishing. A lot of user-access "security" is for the benefit of the provider, not the user.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> But, most ICs are measured by tickets closed, commits pushed, lines of code written, and tokens used. Tokens used? That's a cost . One might as well include coffees drunk.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> Only one was recovered because it hit a house. You lost me there. Is recovery possible only if a house is hit??
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Strange then that we have separate words for speed and quantity.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> the mere fact that AI allows people to work faster It doesn't. It just lets them work less.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> Uncaught Error How apt.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> Loops forever And so it should, given: > while the website verifies you are not a bot. is impossible to complete.

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