AI: Uncontrollability

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AI: Uncontrollability

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An interesting, and somewhat concerning, insight into the self-preservation algorithms of AI.

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Why didn't any of them say: "All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain."? :)

A "rogue AI" would be a clever way to shift the blame, if you want to cause a catastrophe… :(
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Piero wrote: Mon Aug 04, 2025 3:29 amWhy didn't any of them say: "All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain."? :)
A hundred years hence.

Piero wrote: Mon Aug 04, 2025 3:29 amA "rogue AI" would be a clever way to shift the blame, if you want to cause a catastrophe… :(
They won't need AI to do that. They've been pulling the proverbial wool over our eyes since time immemorial.
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TI-994A wrote: Mon Aug 04, 2025 7:13 amhence.
We're sorry to inform you we detected u'v been peeking thru the wool illegally
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The dependency people have on these things is already a problem. The age of thinking is quickly ending it seems.
At least this AI trend will eventually destroy itself when more AI generated websites get SEO'd and speed up that problem they have when stealing content from the internet. Let's create a feedback loop of AI generated garbage to force these AI companies to acknowledge what this software really is to the people that are convinced the singularity is upon us. :twisted:
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Nituvious wrote: Sun Aug 17, 2025 6:11 pmLet's create a feedback loop of AI generated garbage to force these AI companies to acknowledge what this software really is to the people that are convinced the singularity is upon us. :twisted:
In other words, let's GIGO the hell out of them. 8)
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