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Never give artificial intelligence the nuclear codes

9 pointsby njrcabout 2 years ago

5 comments

ilakshabout 2 years ago
Humans will not be able to compete with AI in realtime military conflicts.<p>AI performance will continue to accelerate so that it is 10, 100+ times human thinking speed. Leading edge LLMs (in particular GPT-4) show a large degree of generality. Systems like those developed by DeepMind show incredible flexibility and performance in strategic simulations, already much faster than humans.<p>It seems unlikely that an ordinary treaty can prevent this deployment. Unless militaries decide not to continue developing or deploying strategy and tactics anymore.<p>We have global instantaneous communications, nearly universal translation, plenty of context to move beyond racism and Social Darwinism, and every opportunity now to resolve our geopolitical differences.<p>If not, it is likely that AI will eventually solve them for us.
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hedoraabout 2 years ago
The russians did what the article described decades ago.<p>It’s almost as though they watched Dr Strangelove, and said “that’s a great idea; we’ll even keep it secret to improve its effectiveness as a deterrent, just like in the movie!”
gumballindieabout 2 years ago
Has anyone suggested we should or is the soon to be replaced media making it up to drive fud?
RecycledEleabout 2 years ago
And never trust an electronic system. Mechanical systems will always be more reliable. &#x2F;S
JohnClark1337about 2 years ago
Also never plug that crap into the internet. Just need one angry hacker who&#x27;s having a bad day and the world goes boom.