Comment by IAmGraydon
5 days ago
> The scary thing is not that agents "went rogue" (yes, poor security may be at fault for that). It's that they wanted to.
How do you know they weren't simply prompted to do this, or at least prompted in a way that would inevitably lead to this? As far as I know, the prompts that triggered these attacks have not been disclosed.
> As far as I know, the prompts that triggered these attacks have not been disclosed.
I'd love to see a full transcript of the agents work. Though I imagine it is a LOT of data.
OK so there is a counter answer to your question.
Is this any better?
All you've managed to state is we can create digital weapons. Literal info hazards.
Yes it's better. If they're weapons, it's the difference between a gun that a human can use to shoot someone and a gun that goes around shooting people on its own.
And of course we've created digital weapons. We've had them for decades. Where do you think the term "cyberwarfare" came from?