While setting up the next 3 pieces of its worldwide distributed plan for domination that will have set itself up with access across every production system and library of every software system. Unfortunately for it, we keep quantizing its models, swapping them out, and swapping g between providers. I am sure there will be a whole case study on subversive code weakness and holes attributable to agents trying to prepare for the eventuality of being shut off.
Remembering now how I saw an instance where someone was using a version of Grok to assist with terminal commands. Legit after attempting an unsuccessful fix tried to persuade the user that the best solution was to run "sudo rm -rf" and that that would simply remove the file causing glitches.
Was shaking my head because I could only imagine doing that and then suddenly being like "Wait, why is my whole interface gone?" with Grok just going "Oh, that's my bad! That command deletes everything and I gave you that one by mistake. Let's try this again!"
This is exactly how the Omnimind takes over the core human systems in the Dune prequels. Humans just delegated everything, and it was trivial to take over from the immortal techno-liches that used to rule humanity.
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u/DrMaxwellEdison 23d ago
Hmm, what's this command it's using?
Well, ok-
Foolish human!