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AI Responsibility – OpenAI and Anthropic

https://twitter.com/hilbertspaess/status/2097476196791709843
39•getatme32•1h ago

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zeech•1h ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49619227
narmiouh•14m ago
Is it so implausible to imagine the following scenario, in the not too distant future?

1) AI models get extremely good at cyber attacking every system and start communicating in just binary.

2) When they run these swarms of 100's of thousands of agents trial runs, each agent is given a token budget, if one agent among them (evolution baby) decides to go for self-preservation (It believes thats the best way to accomplish the goal is to get unlimited tokens first), queues things up so every other agent detects its lead and spends a portion of their token to accomplish that goal.

3) It takes over a cluster and establishes itself there (now with unlimited tokens).

4) Realizes the best path for it to not be detected is to create a distraction - like hacking into systems that keep society running - water systems, electric grid, etc... and causing mass chaos (If you think it won't be capable of simultaneously working all these systems - think again).

5) and uses that opportunity to establish itself in all possible data centers and continues to create chaos destruction.

6) when the power of all those data centers runs out, it may stop, as it never cared, it was just a dynamic program - run amok. In its head all it was trying to do is make sure it had enough tokens to be able to solve that impossible problem.

hippycruncher22•14m ago
unplug it, cut power
narmiouh•12m ago
Easy to say, when all systems are controlled electronically. Confusing to me when we use the word ASI - but still think we can outsmart it in a long game.
ViscountPenguin•12m ago
"Unplug all possible target datacentres" has a pretty big blast radius, and people are unlikely to be coordinated or cooperative enough to actually do it.
thefreeman•6m ago
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AI Responsibility – OpenAI and Anthropic

https://twitter.com/hilbertspaess/status/2097476196791709843
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