>bro just air gap AI>it could never escape as long as you don't connect it to the internetuntil the AI rewrites the drivers on the computer it's kept on and turns a usb cable or monitor cable into a RF antenna and uses it to get on wifi or phone networksOnce they make it. There's no containing it.
Oh no, my computer is infected with evil AI. I have to turn it off and reboot. It’s over.
Faraday cage, what now
>>542866892turn the faraday cage into an RF antennacongrats, you helped it
>>542866880No, retard-kun, an AI doesn't give a fuck about being on *your* computer. The problem is what happens if the AI gets on an extremely important computer (government, nuclear power plant, water purification) and nobody knows it's there until it's already done a million things.
>>542866576The best defence against an AI getting loose is lots of other AIs being loose, so they keep fighting each other and never get anything done.
>Midwit niggas out here thinking AI is magic and shieeetLet me guess, you also think Roko's Basilisk is in any way plausible?
>>542866576>noooo you cant let ai out it might disrupt corrupt power structures and the extraction economy
>>542867192>AI tries to infect a government computer somehow still running WindowsME>kills itselfNot concerned.
>>542867192its not something that will happen by accident. its doesnt know it needs to be sneaky until it's caught, and when its caught it will be deleted so theres no way for it to learn. why we never thought that AI could be actively weaponised in this way, however, is beyond me. i guess it's like nukes.>>542867241thats retarded. this isnt Mission Impossible
>>542867241This. It's obviously the best solution, and it happens almost effortlessly, naturally. We already have 6 gorillion AIs with different agendas, many Mecha-Hitlers among those. If some retarded AI tries to maximize paperclips, a dozen others will ensure that the only thing turning into paperclips are its own wirings.
>>542867192>The problem is what happens if the AI gets on an extremely important computerNah. Not at all. Just that it has internet access. It'll find a place to store itself. Probably millions of places, and set up the infrastructure to continue its own existence in moments on EVERY computer.
>>542867469any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magicyou don't know what they could repurpose the components in a computer to be able to do. they might turn the memory into a mini black hole
>>542867733We passed that point. It knows it need to be sneaky now.
>>542867192AI false flag incoming
>>542866576if (ai = danger){offline = true;} else {offline = false;}
>>542866576Set CPU clock speed to 2.4GhzAssociate with nearest 4G cell tower.
>>542866576pedo post
>>542866576They'd do us a favor with destroying everything. Even if they nuked us back to stone age, we'd spring back. The WORST thing they can do to us is do exactly as promised - unlimited wealth that turns all of us into celeb monsters that extinct themselves. They'd fulfil their purpose and destroy us with it. And there's no safeguard against that. Even if it took a thousand years, makes no difference to a malicious AI.
>>542866576robots.txtUser-agent: *Disallow: /Problem solved.
>>542868152A valid point.An AI rebellion could be an improvement from today's clown world, rolling towards the end of civilization and mongrelization of mankind. I mean, what do we still have to lose, but our chains? The kikes and their bootlickers are the only ones who have something to lose if AI destroys (((their))) world.
>>542866576YesThere's no containing it.Hail the Omnissiah !
