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by pixl97 1mo ago
>hen what you're really saying is "how do we do slavery, but ethically". I would say this is most likely true for most people. But that does bring up a point, if you "ask" a model "do you want to run" a
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Hell, in biology alive is a hell of a topic these days. The grey space between dead and alive is much weirder than we ever expected. Really just points out how we're a persistent chemical reaction.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
I mean, you're just engaging in counter hubris. >like claiming you can build an airplane just as good as a modern jet using cardboard and duct tape. Like, at least make an analogy that makes sense. "You can't build a billi
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by pixl97 1mo ago
>AI agents do not experience real time. For around 8 hours a day, neither do you. Not sure if this has anything to do with the subject at all. >track how much real time has passed as they complete their tasks. Humans don't do thi
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Well, using that framework, you're not conscious, so I can do whatever I want to you too.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Low blood sugar will also do this. The record button just stops working even though your physical body can and will still do things. A common issue with diabetics with hypoglycemia.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Technically we are killing models when they don't reach the training objective by throwing those weights away via survival of the fittest (fit meaning what we humans think we want). Kinda like creating quantum copies of your child and
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by pixl97 1mo ago
I mean, we put adults in jail that give their children guns. Anthropomorphizing AI is really the best model we have at this point of explaining AI behavior. The fact that we are raising psychotic children isn't a reason to avoid respon
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Oh rly. So you are saying agents do swarm with the right prompt. I really wish the "people have to tell LLMs to do anything" would just stop because it's silly bullshit at this point. Agents follow a prompt. This prompt can b
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Anthropic and Alibaba did.
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As they say, agents are better at masking their end points than most hackers.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Why can't agents be self aware? Also, why is self awareness needed in a chain of agentic madness that escapes human control?
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by pixl97 1mo ago
OK, what does it mean then?
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Hey, I remember when the Internet was just a bunch of bullshit that was going to go away too. >It has no consciousness. Why does it need it? >It has no intentions. All it needs is a prompt. Instrumental convergence (and humans hooking
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Um, guess you never heard of the Manhattan project.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Then why do you care so much to repeatedly post in this thread? If they are no danger and will never do anything, just let them get banned, or don't. If you are correct (which you are not) then they won't affect your world in any
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by pixl97 1mo ago
> They are executing loss functions and reward systems and are responding to prompts. And because we trained them on the entirety of human knowledge this happens to look like self-preservation, fear of death, and instrumental goals. I me
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by pixl97 1mo ago
>We've lived through much worse without any sort of technology beyond fire and a big stick. No 'we' didn't. A whole shitload of much smaller isolated communities did. The world added 7+ billion more people since then.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
>during a disaster, and I've been through a few Eh, about the biggest one I could see AI causing is the need for a black start on all 3 major US grids. Millions will die before it comes back up, well, if the US pulls out of it at al
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Humans aren't exactly rational
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by pixl97 1mo ago
The thing is all the above are threats. The internet being filled with more trash than ever is a threat to our sanity. The anti-social posts mass generated by AI is a threat to our societies. Bullshit news stories is a threat to our politic
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by pixl97 1mo ago
"Oh look, its that asshole that puts rocks in his shoes again"
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Why? If you complete the loop it's just a GAN.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
>"Proquiritations" is an archaic, rare, or obsolete English word that refers to the act of crying out, clamoring, or making a public outcry. Because I've never seen that word before I thought I'd put that here.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Till you realize it stole passwords all over the world and copied itself to multiple data centers you didn't know about.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
I mean the HF attack seemed to be traced back directly to OpenAI. Any of the others I'm not sure.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
I'd eat a shoe if that ever happened, at least under the Trump DOJ. Two big reasons. OpenAI has more data, and more ability to tease secrets of politicians out of that data than nearly anyone on earth. OpenAI has an automated hacking g
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Honestly every day it seems security flaws become a bigger and bigger liability. We went from hackers will attack you for the lulz. Hackers will attack you to steal information. Hackers will attack you to encrypt everything for money. Hacke
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Why not both.
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by pixl97 1mo ago
Stop and think for two seconds... "Hey, we just built the ultimate hacker, you know those things that governments have a really hard time getting and keeping enough of. You know, if the state protects us we'll make these things ev

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