Again, not a programmer, just an interested observer… We once again are reading stories about the havoc ‘rogue’ AI is wreaking. And while I’m impressed with what the model was able to do, I think the same damage could have been done - and likely has been done and will be done in the future - by a human programming a computer the old fashioned way. Which got me thinking: if my system is hacked, does it really matter who or what did it? All that matters to me is that someone got into my systems and did things that I would prefer to not happen, whether it was taking data, launching missiles, engineering a virus, whatever. Given this, shouldn’t a huge effort be made looking for better ways to lock down systems to keep anyone - AI or human - from doing things we don’t want them doing? Or is this already being done, but since it’s not as sexy as AI, we just read about it? submitted by /u/Aaasteve
Originally posted by u/Aaasteve on r/ArtificialInteligence