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Except it’s not a “theory” We’re cramming these prediction engines in literally anything that will accept them right now. And it’s not just general safety as in they are a clear and present rogue dangers. There’s other things to consider.
These engines aren’t intelligent, they’re prediction engines entirely. On top of that they aren’t programmed to be wrong. Which results in them “hallucinating” answers to provide what it thinks is a correct response. They also eat up large amounts of physical electricity and fill databanks with a lot of useless stored information. Some of which is the fed back into the system which could result in model collapse.
All of these things are very big deals when it’s already being considered arming these things or giving them protocol over nuclear weapons. Hell look at what Lavender just did in Gaza. These are real and present dangers that need to be evaluated before we hand them the keys to the kingdom. Saying the tool isnt developed enough for evaluation is just parroting ven cap nonsense to justify such a reckless action.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 9070
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000