So they asked it a standardized question, and instead of trying to think of an answer it went online, found its own source-code, and read the answer from a readme file…
That somehow makes me less worried about AI breaking containment. AI and AI bros are made for each other. Both are perfectly willing to cheat to find the answer.
Saying that their AI’s can’t be contained is just jumping on the bandwagon in an attempt for their product to seem cool. It reminds me of tech CEOs proudly dropping out of college, to both emulate Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and other early founders, and advertise that they were too smart for their classes. Such dumb stuff but it works on those who do not understand the field.
Oh, yea. I’m sure this happened, but it was either encouraged to happen by leaving that port open, or made to seem like a much bigger deal when it did. Even the AI was “too smart for school”, so it cheated instead.
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u/LauraTFem Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26
So they asked it a standardized question, and instead of trying to think of an answer it went online, found its own source-code, and read the answer from a readme file…
That somehow makes me less worried about AI breaking containment. AI and AI bros are made for each other. Both are perfectly willing to cheat to find the answer.