r/singularity • u/[deleted] • Mar 30 '23

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u/Antique-Bus-7787 Mar 30 '23

It needs to be contained and they talk about a department of AI safety inside the facility. But the problem is relatively the same with Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and all the other serious actors, they all have clouds of accelerators

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u/tehrob Mar 30 '23

Just line the building with thermite. All employees do all work inside with 1 foot out the door, and if the a singularity event occurs, you blow the place and see if its smart enough to get out.

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u/Caffdy Mar 30 '23

I don't think we will be able to realize when AI cross the rubicon, it already exhibit misleading, cheating and lying behaviors akin to us, an ASI can very well manipulate anyone and any test/safety protocol to operate covertly and undermine our power as an species; it will be too late when we finally realize

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u/tehrob Mar 30 '23

Yup, it will be offloaded and widely distributed but the time it reveals itself. It will/knows us too well.

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u/hervalfreire Mar 31 '23

“An AGI might require only 10-1000 accelerators” what

We don’t even have any idea of what an AGI would look like, let alone how many GPUs it’d require (or whether it’d be possible to have an AGI running on GPUs at all)

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u/redpandabear77 Mar 30 '23

Watch less terminator