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meh. I'm honestly surprised at how *relatively* little disruption ChatGPT has caused thus far, in terms of direct malicious harm to humans. (I'm excluding the "byproduct" of ChatGPT like job loss/job market shifts, which is also a huge negative but I classify differently than what I'm about to say.) When it was first released, I thought we were soon going to have mass doomsday events, where self-learning AI viruses are in a constant battle against self-learning antivirus agents, where company & personal data across the world is in a constant state of flip-flopping between getting deleted/held for ransom and getting recovered, over and over and over again in an endless loop as the "good guy" AI's and the "bad guy" AI's duke it out for all eternity over our data. I was especially concerned about the new indestructible computer super-viruses that were going to be released to the world after [AutoGPT](https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/AutoGPT/discussions/792) came out

I'm also still waiting for the Black Mirror-esque episode of microscopic robo-insects (evolved forms of the [pollinating robo-bees](https://www.israel21c.org/now-robo-bees-are-pollinating-avocados-and-blueberries/)) flying between our door frames and assassinating us in our sleep en masse via lethal payloads that they carry, sent anonymously from a human who directed them to fly over to us, identify us by face, and kill us

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text meh. I'm honestly surprised at how *relatively* little disruption ChatGPT has caused thus far, in terms of direct malicious harm to humans. (I'm excluding the "byproduct" of ChatGPT like job loss/job market shifts, which is also a huge negative but I classify differently than what I'm about to say.) When it was first released, I thought we were soon going to have mass doomsday events, where self-learning AI viruses are in a constant battle against self-learning antivirus agents, where company & …
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