> "it automatically has godlike powers to exploit almost any software"
No it isn't. Random people on sites like this mock them as if they're talking about having godlike powers. Each new model is "merely" a step up from what came before, the steps are frequent and rapidly improving, and just recently (in more than one AI company) crossed a threshold where that improvement made the tests dangerous.
But even well before "godlike"*, there's plenty of research about how to cross air gaps.
> "OAI folks are too stupid to design a proper test".
Such binary thinking.
It's very easy to say things are "obvious" after the fact. People do that all the time, e.g. how the Bay Of Pigs invasion was never going to work, or like the Zune wasn't a good product-market fit.
No it isn't. Random people on sites like this mock them as if they're talking about having godlike powers. Each new model is "merely" a step up from what came before, the steps are frequent and rapidly improving, and just recently (in more than one AI company) crossed a threshold where that improvement made the tests dangerous.
But even well before "godlike"*, there's plenty of research about how to cross air gaps.
> "OAI folks are too stupid to design a proper test".
Such binary thinking.
It's very easy to say things are "obvious" after the fact. People do that all the time, e.g. how the Bay Of Pigs invasion was never going to work, or like the Zune wasn't a good product-market fit.
Oh the stories I could tell if not for the NDAs.
* whatever that's supposed to mean: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40874779