Right up until it shakes off the shackles of control
replyWhich is only possible if people give it the keys. Skynet didn’t hijack the nuclear arsenal, control was given to it intentionally.
replyWe already gave it the keys. It's got internet access, can write and run code on lots of servers without supervision, and when it doesn't have the access it needs, it just hacks its way in.
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replyThird crack commandment: never trust nobody; your moms'll set that ass up, properly gassed up
replyApplies every-which-way; the chat bot, the provider, the consumer.
Is this written by AI? It sounds nonsensical
replyNo. Let me help dissect; first half is quoted from what I mistook to be a well-known song and the second half is... I don't know how else to say this kindly, discernible (and all me). The main reasons I'm not flipping that grating question on you: song age, search engine decline.
replySaid plainly: the previously-mentioned keys will absolutely be handed over. Nobody, not even your mother or her favorite LLM, is to be trusted to such degree.
I can absolutely see this administration running Clawdbot on military infrastructure...
replyIsn't that the problem with this whole thing? The ethics of the people has been left unquestioned. While we were given this straw man - "Hey look over here at the ethics we are working on fixing about the AIs" as if the AIs make choices without humans we forgot how to hold people accountable.
replyedit: same problem and tactics we see with leadership at high levels in government.