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Researchers train AI chatbots to 'jailbreak' rival chatbots - and automate the process
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this post was submitted on 01 Jan 2024
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Priority is determined by the entity using the AI, not the AI itself. My point is that so long as the ability to create any AI is documented, an unencumbered AI is inevitable. It will always be easier to create an AI than to impress upon one the need for morality.
We are on the verge of discovering Roko's Basilisk.