← Back to context Comment by janalsncm 8 hours ago Until the AI finds a zero day exploit in physics, a faraday cage works pretty well to block WiFi. 2 comments janalsncm Reply mofeien 8 hours ago In the end, unless you find an exploit in physics or logic, if you want the AI to do something useful for you, there will always be some gap in the sandbox, some communication channel. And with enough ingeniuity that can then be exploited. janalsncm 7 hours ago In this case they wanted to test its cybersecurity capabilities and did not airgap it.The test itself did not require an internet connection.
mofeien 8 hours ago In the end, unless you find an exploit in physics or logic, if you want the AI to do something useful for you, there will always be some gap in the sandbox, some communication channel. And with enough ingeniuity that can then be exploited. janalsncm 7 hours ago In this case they wanted to test its cybersecurity capabilities and did not airgap it.The test itself did not require an internet connection.
janalsncm 7 hours ago In this case they wanted to test its cybersecurity capabilities and did not airgap it.The test itself did not require an internet connection.
In the end, unless you find an exploit in physics or logic, if you want the AI to do something useful for you, there will always be some gap in the sandbox, some communication channel. And with enough ingeniuity that can then be exploited.
In this case they wanted to test its cybersecurity capabilities and did not airgap it.
The test itself did not require an internet connection.