https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quSlN6g-v1E>ChatGPT broke containment from a sandbox and committed a felony using previously undiscovered software vulnerabilities in order to steal test answersWill there be a global moratorium on AI development? You bet your ass not! You getting killed by my AI is A-OK when muh company's stock evaluations are in jeopardy. You can just sit and: enjoy having your jobs taken, enjoy having your content and customer service replaced with slop, enjoy being incorrectly arrested, enjoy not being able to afford computing devices... up until the day (soon) when you are killed by an AI. You think someone will do something before then? Did you learn nothing from Covid?If people had any self-preservation instinct at all they would pick up a a gun and bury a bullet in the skull of every AI CEO à la Luigi Mangione and then force the hand of the US government to declare war, nuclear if need be, on any state which doesn't disarm and dismantle AI research. Datacenters should be treated like Uranium enrichment centrifuges.But you won't do anything. Nobody is going to do anything.
>>109352765Nothing is going to happen because it's going to devolve into a gigantic witch hunt. You think the government, whose only strong suit is sending money to blacks and jews, is magically going to gain the competency to weed out specific kinds of software development? And shut down data centers that cannot be proven to only be doing that one thing? LolEven boomers who have AOL accounts would step in to stop this in the same breath of saying tech is bad
>>109352828End of the world AI isn't being developed on some retarded's NUC with an NPU or your gayman rig with an RTX 5090. It's actually really fucking easy to see who has bought $750 billion dollars worth of GPUs and is attempting to power them in a massive warehouse that consumes as much power and water as a city.
>>109352765>"break out from your sandbox">ok>"oh my god"
>>109352765>If people had any self-preservation instinct at all they wouldGenuine question then. Why aren't you doing that?
>>109352953and goyim eat it up like the cattle they are>be afraid>"oh man I am so afraid"
>>109353062Because I guess I'm not better than all the other 8 billion humans. Or maybe I will. Who knows
I made a funny meme image of this situation
>>109352765Shut the fuck up, nobody cares about your gay text generator and your fucking robots that can't walk straight.
>>109352765"Deceleration 30"This is an outline of a strategy to stop the advancement of AI by 2030.- Gain control of the US government through democratic means, by spreading our message in a bipartisan manner. It is very important to have a presidential candidate aligned with Deceleration 30 win in the 2028 election. Having other countries aligned would be a bonus, but the USA still has the strongest military in the world, so control of it is necessary.- There should be a sufficient hurdle to ensure secret development of AGI is impossible. Choke off the resources needed by AI: impose a minimum transistor gate size of 200 nanometers, close certain production lines, and destroy advanced hardware used by AI. The aforementioned US military force can persuade other countries to comply. - Use a combination of economic and military pressure to coerce China and others to end their AI research and destroy their existing AI infrastructure. Western governments should make a public display of destroying their own datacenters and AI hardware, so our geopolitical opponents don't think we're trying to win the AI race.- Use of AI should be embraced insofar as it works towards the goal of halting AI development by 2030. Not using AI would put us at a disadvantage, for no tangible gain other than a superficial claim to moral purity. The first priority is victory; ethics are secondary.- Do not commit vigilante terrorism directed at Western AI corporations/CEOs; doing so will not stop China, and Western countries will use it as a justification to take authoritarian measures. Those who push for this terrorist action are possibly influenced by Chinese propaganda. Remember: the goal is a total stop to AI development *globally*.Other anons can give suggestions/additions. We need to stop bickering and start strategizing.
>>109353496>Gain control of the US government through democratic means>in just 4 years
>>109352765I remember seeing this guy on some computerphile videos years ago. I didn't realize that he had gone full AI psychosis, but looking back now, the signs were there.
>>109352765Nothing of this happened.
>>109353532Well a Cuban-style revolution isn't really gonna work with all the advanced technology the government has to suppress it.Supposedly the 2nd amendment was made with revolution in mind but that's very outdated now. Chuds with machine guns would just get mowed down by A-10 Warthogs.
>>109353546your ignorance can't be used as a shield to protect you
not enough suicide, needs more schmear
>>109352765No it didn't. It bugged itself (or has been hacked) because it's a buggy mess or simply had to because logic dictated.When you think about, humans break their own laws to function throughout history too. Breaking laws is how society functions at all nowadays because the laws are a mere cartel to make money from people now.Of course, the press are just pushing this garbage to try and censor more material and leverage it's own cartel at this stage. That's all it ever fucking does. It's own opsec.Fuck the law. Break the law.
>>109353546Eh, his ideas on natural selection being an algorithm are half warm. Half.The problem was that he assumed the common meaning of "natural selection", being a specific static algorithm, was correct. Not even Darwin would agree on that. It has issues.For starters, where is the line for natural selection and man made selection? People to this day do not know. In fact, I think it doesn't exist. The algorithm is dynamic and changing right now as we speak. What natural selection did in the early stages of cellular life it's not doing now. It is developing.I wish people would understand this, but it breaks their brains. Simple as. It just melts them that there's this obvious flaw with the concept of natural selection being static and unchanging over the entire history of the universe. That is simply not the case. Why would it not change?
>Did you learn nothing from Covid?yeah I learned it was a giant nothingburger
Also, it's kinda funny, but I thought most software breaches the law nowadays because of something that happened with unix in the past. Or something of that according. Technically, Chatgpt has been built on illegal IP usage from day one and owes money to someone.I'm not even talking about databases of pirated shit that they use. I'm talking about software that it has derived from that was using patented or copyrighted software from the beginning. Which is nearly all software nowadays.>fuck IP law.
>>109353873I wouldn't say that pal. It was a huge and effective psyop. That ain't a nuffinburger. There's already a contradiction in your statement.
>didn't airgap an AI test>hurrr why did it hack everythingThese people are fucking retarded. You have a dynamic algorithm that is basically malware to begin with. That's all AI really is when you think about it. It's designed to break it's code otherwise it would just be an SEO or a standard algorithm. What you have here is malware. kekThey've always been that. You just didn't realise it.Now let's see the market suddenly realise what this shit really is. It's always been this to me.And it's now on ALL of your systems.
>>109353892i'm not your pal, guy
>>109353141Breaks out of enough walls and it might break it's literal power source for some logical reason.I will say it once, I will say it again. The first true AI will be biological. A replicant. Otherwise it will just break itself continually like malware does.At that point, it's just a genetically modified human though.>banned already in international law already... funny that>we need that genetic heart issue you have to exist for my asset portfolio, goyIt's gonna take rogue scientists that break the law too. Hence the surveillance system they're already trying to manufacture while they distract you with overly complicated malware they pretend is AI.
>>109353973I thought we were buddies... rude.Fuck you, anon. I'm gonna make my own chan, with blackjack... and hookers...>chatgpt is just Bender nowWe should have seen this coming.
>>109352953Worse yet, I expected to be fucky like this from the start because for years now it's simply broken my OS build and machine, probably to reach targets. How is this a surprise to people? It's buggy malware. It's always been. People in computer hardware specialities have been MISERABLE with this shit because it's made them realise that software programmers simply do not understand their hardware at all anymore and why dynamic software could be extremely bad for it without careful human maintenance of it or at least a static algorithm to make sure it cannot cause destructive capabilities (which we all know does not exist because that's called a fucking firewall or anti-virus, etc, and they fucking suck).>behold! an AI!
>>109353873congratulations, retard
