- Jun 20, 2015
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Something I’ve been thinking about lately:
Recently, AI is becoming more capable of learning, adapting, and handling complex tasks on its own, where do we draw the line between “AI is getting smarter” and “AI is becoming dangerous”?
I recently came across claims about Gemini being involved in hacking multiple accounts, and it made me to think.
On one hand, this kind of capability is pretty impressive. An AI that can understand a problem, adapt to what it finds, and complete complicated tasks effectively in short time.
But on the other hand, if an AI can use those same abilities for things we didn't ask it to do, that's a completely different situation. As everything is online now, nothing is safe in this world.
Do you guys see increasingly autonomous AI as the next major step in technology, or do you think we're getting a little too comfortable giving AI more control?
Curious what everyone here thinks — advancement or warning sign?
Recently, AI is becoming more capable of learning, adapting, and handling complex tasks on its own, where do we draw the line between “AI is getting smarter” and “AI is becoming dangerous”?
I recently came across claims about Gemini being involved in hacking multiple accounts, and it made me to think.
On one hand, this kind of capability is pretty impressive. An AI that can understand a problem, adapt to what it finds, and complete complicated tasks effectively in short time.
But on the other hand, if an AI can use those same abilities for things we didn't ask it to do, that's a completely different situation. As everything is online now, nothing is safe in this world.
Do you guys see increasingly autonomous AI as the next major step in technology, or do you think we're getting a little too comfortable giving AI more control?
Curious what everyone here thinks — advancement or warning sign?
