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Re:We need a much more sophisticated debate about AI by rebuilder on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @02:40PM (#35444144)
I’d like to add to the list:

-Non-sentient AIs going off reservation.

How far away are we from being able to cobble together a self-replicating system that uses an LLM to perform tasks (scams, probably) in order to fund its own hosting?

Re:We need a much more sophisticated debate about AI by yonixw on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @02:52PM (#35444306)
I think this is still an open problem even for everyday software: Asking a piece of code whether it's malicious by looking at the disassembly (or even the source code).

Current day solutions revolve around architecture that separate the "Admin Control" from the "code", whether it's the CPU interrupts on OS memory violations up until dockers... making conclusion from looking at the code at hand was not successful even in the very small software scale.

This is probably rooted even deeper in the Halting problem (and the Rice's theorem for "emerging properties") but my explanation will be hand wavy and probably best left for others.