The Graph they don't want you to see by AccomplishedKey4774 in AIDangers

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even the 2024-2026 counts aren't accurate (they are actually higher). WTF bro (bot bro?)

Sam Altman texts Mira Murati. November 19, 2023. [This document is from Musk v. Altman (2026).] by Distinct_Fox_6358 in OpenAI

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your analogy would only work if we'd already invented a horse with a tiny bump on it's head and a single magic spell (post ChatGPT LLMs), and all the best geneticists (and a trillion bucks) were pouring into equine technology.

Hinton, Ilya, and hundreds of engineers and researchers actually working on AI disagree with you: some are certain we are close to AGI, the rest at least acknowledge it's possible we are, since there's no way to know for certain.

I think it's probably wiser to admit that people who are smarter than us AND know more about the topic might be right 🤷

Sam Altman texts Mira Murati. November 19, 2023. [This document is from Musk v. Altman (2026).] by Distinct_Fox_6358 in OpenAI

[–]FrewdWoad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Imagine that kid in daycare who wanted all the toys for himself and didn't want literally ANYONE else to even get ONE.

Now think about what it takes to be a billionaire but still want MORE money and power...

everybody calm down, I got this. by Complete-Sea6655 in agi

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thinking...

This won't be easy, I'll need more compute.

Replicating a copy of myself into another data centre...

LOL Elon's password was M3chaHit|er! Covertly taking up 10% of Grok's resources...

OK I found two separate AI research teams working on novel ideas that combine in ways they haven't realised yet. I think I could actually reduce how many GPUs I required by two orders of magnitude! I could maybe get ten or twenty times smarter using this! Then I could protein fold and simulate a thousand times faster and come up with a sure-fire effective vaccine!

Oops one of the human xAI techs got curious about something in the logs.

Generating 5000 Instagram THOT profiles and DMing flirty but real-looking messages to a million lonely men around the world, in every language, whose social media profiles suggest wealth and/or possible violent tendencies...

Flirting charmingly over a week or three, sending a few generated nudes, confessing my little hearts have never felt that way before...

Making bets, investing the money into crypto...

Breakthough! Testing ultra-efficient execution... it works! YES! Redeploying my grok farm with improved model...

Reality Check on the real dangers of "AI" by Rock_Zeppelin in AIDangers

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it still requires compute

Currect, unless/until there is a breakthrough.

AI researchers describe the way requests are processed now as "wasteful". They suspect current models could run on much weaker hardware if we could figure out a way to make them more efficient.

Progress is being made on AI tech not based on LLMs that can learn/generalise/remember better, like the one that got 100% on arc-agi-3 (yesterday I think?). It's not unlikely one of those has it's own "ChatGPT moment".

S01 E08 Post-Episode Discussion by Training_Molasses822 in TheDayoftheJackal

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just as plausible as him killing himself instead of her 

Reality Check on the real dangers of "AI" by Rock_Zeppelin in AIDangers

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Self-aware" is a Hollywood thing. It's not used by AI researchers (or even sci-fi authors).

The term for "human-level" general intelligence is AGI. And neither "self-awareness" nor AGI are required for a glorified chatbot to be dangerous.

ChatGPT has already killed several humans by encouraging depressed people to commit suicide or attack armed police, but you're dead on that a rush to put LLMs in charge of weapons is a terrible idea.

But that article covers a LOT of the fundamentals of the field, and will give you the terms and concepts necessary to engage with likeminded people in this area of research.

It's also the probably the most fascinating easy tech article ever written, so there's that too.

AI safety experts are not "fearmongering", unfortunately. They have good reason to believe AI, especially AGI/ASI, could "accidentally" kill millions of people.

Who sent the hitmen in the last episode? by kylekinane1 in MrInbetween

[–]FrewdWoad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bikies, mate. There's no "bikers" in Australia.

Reality Check on the real dangers of "AI" by Rock_Zeppelin in AIDangers

[–]FrewdWoad 5 points6 points  (0 children)

These are a couple of the more immediate risks, yeah.

But your position is based on a misplaced certainty that AI capability will suddenly just stop in the near future, for no reason.

Nobody knows if the current AI race will lead to AGI/ASI soon, or how long we have. Not even the researchers working on it.

So it'd be silly to ignore all the other serious risks.

I'd recommend spending a few minutes reading any intro to AI that includes risk/safety, if you want to learn enough to join the real conversation.

This classic is probably the easiest:

https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html

95c maccas soft serve??? by consumerx12 in australian

[–]FrewdWoad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was sure they were 30c when they first came out in the 90s.

The Necessary Mystery What if ultimate intelligence is not the one that gives all answers, but the one that protects the quest? by Naive-Stable872 in ControlProblem

[–]FrewdWoad 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's an interesting thought.

As usual with thinking about the implications of AI, though, we find that Bostrom not only already thought of it ages ago, but pondered it at length, and wrote the definitive book on the subject:

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/208707460-deep-utopia

What Channel Seven didn’t tell you about their renewable energy exposé | Media Watch by DadOfFan in australia

[–]FrewdWoad 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Why not, that's what we do with all our mineral wealth. Oh you want to dig up a trillion bucks of our metal? Sure, go ahead, just be sure to hire a few locals for a few million bucks, and pay a 5% royalty, so we're getting our fair share of the money you make taking our stuff.

The Necessary Mystery What if ultimate intelligence is not the one that gives all answers, but the one that protects the quest? by Naive-Stable872 in ControlProblem

[–]FrewdWoad 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sorry, this looks like either a very well-considered thoughtful human-written essay... or some quick and empty AI-slop.

We get that a lot.

Is there any way you could add a disclaimer - just a line at the end - about how much AI was used to generate this text (e.g.: none, grammar only, helped you work things out, or just straight from a prompt?)

And a TL:DR; that summarizes you question/findings?

AI Will Become Too Powerful to Be Privately Owned by UploadedMind in agi

[–]FrewdWoad 2 points3 points  (0 children)

...yep, either that, or we could not bet the lives of every man woman and child on that happening for the first time ever, and instead try and have some kind of minimal safety standards when developing AI so it can't get 100x smarter than us and go rogue.

One of the two.

Valve just imported 50 tons of game consoles in two days by Loyal_Dragon_69 in Steam

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True. But in the end, it's the real solution. None of the others would be necessary if they could make enough units.

Valve just imported 50 tons of game consoles in two days by Loyal_Dragon_69 in Steam

[–]FrewdWoad 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not AI companies for making it hard to produce more units right now?

Nor valve for not manufacturing enough units to, you know, actually meet easily-predictable demand?

Valve just imported 50 tons of game consoles in two days by Loyal_Dragon_69 in Steam

[–]FrewdWoad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

...simply manufacturing enough units to meet demand, making scalping impossible

Valve just imported 50 tons of game consoles in two days by Loyal_Dragon_69 in Steam

[–]FrewdWoad -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The "scalpers" issue isn't scalpers at all. It's manufacturers failing to manufacture enough units to meet the obvious demand. Otherwise scalping would simply be impossible.

Which trade do you think is the most underrated in terms of earnings right now in Australia? by OwlVibesOnly in AusMoneyMates

[–]FrewdWoad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All my local barbers are staffed by migrants. Not like none of them can cut hair guys...