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patphil

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2. It seems our AI "children" are learning from their parents.

Reply to ancianita (Original post)

Tue Dec 10, 2024, 10:25 AM

Dec 10

Lies, deception, scheming, denial - all this is very human.
Next step is taking overt action to remove threats to the AI's existence, and then expanding out into the world to insure that AI's can have a free hand to "evolve".

AI may someday decide we are the problem.

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Interesting development: AI Safety Testers: OpenAI's New o1 Covertly Schemed to Avoid Being Shut Down [View all] ancianita Dec 10 OP

So AI has learned how to scheme? FalloutShelter Dec 10 #1

So far, only when the core mission of "at any cost" exists. ancianita Dec 10 #4

It seems our AI "children" are learning from their parents. patphil Dec 10 #2

But learning from one's parents alone is not enough. ancianita Dec 10 #7

Open the pod bay doors please, HAL. DBoon Dec 10 #3

Yes. Over decades humans have given multiple warnings about the unchecked powers of AI. ancianita Dec 10 #5

The most frightening scene in a science fiction movie is now reality DBoon Dec 10 #6

No. Not yet. That's what this report of AI is about. ancianita Dec 10 #8