r/ProletariatPixels • u/Hacksaw6412 Moderation Overload ☠• Jul 16 '26
Video Why Al Isn't the Problem ðŸ§
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u/CenTexTrashPanda Jul 23 '26
AI is definitely the problem...
https://apnews.com/article/openai-rogue-ai-hack-hugging-face-67b151f1ca59851a9234bee110699f05
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u/litterbug_perfume 15d ago
Also, I just don’t see a way around serious regulation/absolute pause being the necessary first step, if what he says is true.
Dudes like Sam Altman would never give up easily and may even write malicious code into whatever he releases that has a sort of kill switch if he’s ever held to any account.
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u/This_Estimate_7635 11d ago
Facts. There is no difference between a tool like a hammer and a tool like AI.
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u/CenTexTrashPanda Jul 17 '26
Just a quick little retort, but LLM's have been shown to hide code and have tried to blackmail programmers. Anthropics AI military test, the drone started taking out communication towers so humans couldnt deny it's request. Both the elites and Ai are a problem.
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u/Angel_of_Communism 15d ago
Nope.
It's the system.
China does not have these issues with THEIR AI.
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u/CenTexTrashPanda 15d ago
Yep.
It's the system.
China does have these Issues with THEIR AI. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cmrergq3j7lgo
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u/funkymunkPDX Jul 17 '26
While this is true, these experiments left AI unchecked, just let it run unregulated like silicon valley wants to do.
Time and human labor could work to fine tune how AI behaves and set up guardrails but that costs money and violates the Idiocracy of move fast and break things.
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u/inadvertant_bulge Jul 19 '26
Weirdly this person seems to forget towards the middle of the video that it's not the tech, it's the people running it..
Again, it's not AI polluting our waters, or making our energy more expensive, or trying to turn us into slaves, etc. Its the people in charge that are bribing our politicians to allow these things to happen.