Comment Re: Coming soon to an orbit near you (Score 1) 144
You are just demonstrating that you do not even have a basic education in Physics.
You are just demonstrating that you do not even have a basic education in Physics.
Ah, no. The problem is primarily no-skill attackers with LLMs going after targets that the high-skill attackers would not have bothered with. Sure, drastically reduced time-to-exploit-available is a serious problem, but doing a competent attack is far more than that.
"High IQ" obviously means being able to pass that dementia test!
Seriously, get therapy. You do not have to be miserable all the time, it is a choice you made.
Well, wuth the recently nearly done act of war against China, I think LLM-type AI is quite capable of doing even worse.
Yes. As proven repeatedly by the dementia test he thinks is an IQ test.
Sadly, his insights have aged well.
You are reading history in the making. The kind that is later used to explain how to NOT do things...
Ah, yes, the defectives that crave negative attention. Basically psychiatric cases.
I'm other words they do actually know, but they just hope the right people will get hurt anyway.
Which makes them evil. Not much of a surprise. The human race only works if most agree on basic things, otherwise everything dissolves into chaos. Obviously, evil people like chaos, but they are also enemies of anybody not evil.
There are always some no-insight, no-morals idiots that back any kind of kakistocracy. I mean even with all the catastrophes Trump has now created due to sheer incompetence and extreme arrogance, he has supporters. I cannot even imagine how deranged and, yes, evil, these people are.
On the plus-side, an "AI force" can be used to start a war with China! Oh, and look, that nearly already happened.
Add that we know the LLM assholes steal everything they can get their hands on.
What is hilarious to me is that there are still mentally defectives that try to defend that crap.
I have had a clear information leak with an LLMs years ago. I had tried an exam question with ChatGPT and it could not answer. Only 6 days later it was able to answer for 23 students asking literally the same question (i.e. all of them). Others made similar experiences.
It was totally clear to me back then that there is zero privacy in LLM sessions and that they probably had humans work on failed queries and use manual additions in a search engine that runs in parallel, because there was not enough time for a re-training.
The US has gone rogue nation with the rule of law abandoned for the rich and powerful. But the rest of the world is not on the same downward trajectory.
While the attack targets also being in the US (AFAIK) limits legal possibilities outside of the US, there seems to be at least an investigation against OpenAI now for failure to report one of these attacks as is required by the EU AI Act: https://www.heise.de/en/news/M...
Still way too tame, IMO, but due to jurisdiction probably all that is possible.
Ah, no. It was not. You first 9 words were a comment specifically for this guy, mine was one about the 10-15M engineers in the world, which would be a "wider" group than just this one person.
"Open the pod bay doors, HAL." -- Dave Bowman, 2001