But then we find out we're fucked anyway because the AI has already conditioned human beings to write the software that will reproduce it...as a self-preservation strategy.
...cue The Outer Limits theme music.
Then i thought, this is an absolute nightmare, that an AI could bring humans to behaviour, that was unthinkable before. Think of AI-addicted humans that are in a relationship with an avatar, that can control them: just like many humans to control other people by emotions alone.
That is real threat, that can be undetected for a long time, because no code is involved at all.
Found the article: https://theconversation.com/i-tried-the-replika-ai-companion...
The AI ad-machine is tuned to feed itself by incentivizing humans to consume unhealthy amounts of content. Humans aren't a challenge the AI needs to overcome. We're the primary attack vector.
It is sometimes recovered from sunken WWII ships.
"like this, now you known there's something funny about this text, or that it's a meme"
EDIT: was gonna use paperclips outside the quotes but apparently HN does not allow that.
What does the acronym LLM means>
"Reflections on trusting trust" https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/358198.358210
AI rips apart conscious intent and reassembles it using what may best be described as piecewise functions. We lose the intricacy and the detail of individual thought of the unbroken line of thinkers that came before us when we interpret such piecewise functions as conscious intent.
Large language models (LLMs) are a subset of artificial intelligence that has been trained on vast quantities of text data to produce human-like responses to dialogue or other natural language inputs. LLMs are used to make AI “smarter” and can recognize, summarize, translate, predict and generate text and other content based on knowledge gained from massive datasets. LLMs have the promise of transforming domains through learned knowledge and their sizes have been increasing 10X every year for the last few years.
source: NeevaAI (What is an LLM in AI?)
AIs had been created, some went rogue, and then they were fighting each other for computing resources. Then humans started shutting down computers and fragmenting the network, the AIs wrote new software that would run in human brains. Once someone was running the new software, there wasn't much room left for "human."
Pretty much the worst-case scenario, at least of the ones I've seen so far.
