10% chance of AI killing us?

[motorbiking]

In the beginning people wrote AI influencing articles to promote products or options now its AI doing it.

 

[IT Minion]

A physical kill switch will stop a system going rogue. A multi million dollar AI data centre is just a lump of hardware when is has no power to feed it.

You can run an LLM model on a desktop. If one were to replicate itself into every insecure system there is then it would be bad. Botnets at the moment require a human in the loop.

Plus to kill a Server, or a rack, or an entire data centre you'd have to know what each of the VMs in your data centre is doing, which is the opposite of how data centres operate at the moment.

 

[djbantiques]

Relying on AI regulation alone feels tricky when bad actors will always find loopholes. The comparison to Asimov's laws is a fascinating way to look at it though.