Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
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- DaveO1
Real question – what would this apocalypse actually look like though? In theory – what actually happens?
- That's exactly what I'd long wondered, and wrote about above. Unleashing of nukes is the 'easy' immediate path. Viruses, etc, still require human interventionNairn
- It's not unreasonable to assume that an AI could simply troll us all into killing ourselves, if it didn't do the deed directly itself.Nairn
- But what would the motivation be from a a machine? It feels like it would be more of a rogue state rather than the machines destroying humanity on purposeDaveO
- As for viruses - it could deceive us and suggest a cure for cancer that we willingly build actually has hidden pathways for decimating us.Nairn
- That's the thing - there is no motivation. It could just be the result of a poorly-considered prompt.Nairn
- Imagine - Utopian A prompts a cancer vaccine which is abused and modified by an agent that Dystopian B prompts to achieve their aims.Nairn
- The AI is innocent. It has no motivation, but in a world where there is no possibility for restriction, and closed models account for no one, who sees inside..Nairn
- ..the black box and understands how these miracles are forme?Nairn
- formed!Nairn