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Topic	A.I. Moratorium
chelsea___wtf 03/31/23 11:52:04 AM #22:	shadowsword87 posted... Anyone who spends their day in front of the computer 95% of the time, is likely to be automated, or extremely reduced departments once corporate realizes programmers can just ask a computer to do the code. this is the most overhyped productivity tool in the history of software engineering. it helps you write boilerplate quicker. It doesn't architect systems. shadowsword87 posted... I'll also happily, any, any, any day of the week take AI HR over any single HR person I've dealt with. the outcome of this would be diluting responsibility. HR is already set up to help the company at your expense. putting an AI between you and the other human just makes that easier and more consistent. SKARDAVNELNATE posted... No worry about that. The AI has been trained to never say racial slurs even if doing so would stop 10 persons of color from getting hit by a trolly. yeah the moderation filter for an AI that only outputs text is designed to make it hard to trick it into outputting bad text. the moderation filter for an AI that conducts executions (terrifying thought lmao) would have different priorities. this has nothing to do with the actual large language model, its just a filter on the content it produces The AI is completely amoral by default: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLiheMQayNE This is also a big problem with the focus on "alignment" as a way to manage the effects of artificial intelligence. Aligining your AI to be really nice is good, but it doesnt stop a rogue nation from spinning up their own equivalent of GPT-6 or whatever and using to direct bioweapon research. If it's actually possible for AI to be effective at that with attainable levels of GPU access, you can't stop it just by making your AI really nice. --- im a spousemaxxing hubbypilled wifecel <cite>chelsea___wtf posted [p:972539538] in A.I. Morat... [t:80396468]...</cite> <quote>shadowsword87 posted... </cite><quote>Anyone who spends their day in front of the computer 95% of the time, is likely to be automated, or extremely reduced departments once corporate realizes programmers can just ask a computer to do the code.</quote>this is the most overhyped productivity tool in the history of software engineering. it helps you write boilerplate quicker. It doesn't architect systems.shadowsword87 posted... </cite><quote>I'll also happily, any, any, any day of the week take AI HR over any single HR person I've dealt with.</quote>the outcome of this would be diluting responsibility. HR is already set up to help the company at your expense. putting an AI between you and the other human just makes that easier and more consistent. SKARDAVNELNATE posted... </cite><quote>No worry about that. The AI has been trained to never say racial slurs even if doing so would stop 10 persons of color from getting hit by a trolly.</quote>yeah the moderation filter for an AI that only outputs text is designed to make it hard to trick it into outputting bad text. the moderation filter for an AI that conducts executions (terrifying thought lmao) would have different priorities. this has nothing to do with the actual large language model, its just a filter on the content it producesThe AI is completely amoral by default: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLiheMQayNEThis is also a big problem with the focus on "alignment" as a way to manage the effects of artificial intelligence. Aligining your AI to be really nice is good, but it doesnt stop a rogue nation from spinning up their own equivalent of GPT-6 or whatever and using to direct bioweapon research. If it's actually possible for AI to be effective at that with attainable levels of GPU access, you can't stop it just by making your AI really nice. --- im a spousemaxxing hubbypilled wifecel</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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