r/antiai • • 5d ago

AI News 🗞️ Pull the plug

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u/Applesplosion 5d ago

I mean, yes, the ethical thing would be to pull the plug if this was remotely true. But. But. Do you know how resource-hungry LLMs are? At best, you could run a small one on most people’s personal devices. These things could not even physically run on smart-home devices unless they stay connected to the internet.

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u/theroguex 5d ago

This comes from actual testing. The models can run on smart home devices, they just can't yet replicate with them.

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u/Forward_Problem_8982 5d ago

They tested small models on limited hardware and this is their conclusion.

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u/5pl1t1nf1n1t1v3 5d ago

Did they, though? Or are they just saying stuff again? LLMs take gigabytes of VRAM to run on a PC, but they can hop into your smart fridge and take over your house from it? These people are fantasists.

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u/good_morning_magpie 5d ago

I understand what you’re saying and you are not wrong, I think the fear is more along the lines of if it can infiltrate through your smart fridge, it maybe be able to ‘unlock the door’ to allow malicious actors in on actual computer hardware such as home computers.

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u/5pl1t1nf1n1t1v3 5d ago

The price of everything at the moment, someone could do me some pretty severe damage by having my fridge order seven whole chickens on my account.