SuleymanIndustry hasn't solved alignment to justify maximum-speed scaling
2 Sep 18 10:10 AM · 8d ago · 1 article · 5 posts · 4 sources · development 2 of 2
Suleyman elaborated that OpenAI's own framework acknowledges the AI industry has not solved alignment and monitoring well enough to continue scaling at maximum speed much longer. He defended OpenAI's disclosure approach as responsible and said the resulting public debate is healthy.
“I don't think it's over alarmist. I don't think it's self interested. I actually think it's responsible, and I think that the debate that has happened as a result is a healthy, open, public debate.”
Mustafa Suleyman
Mustafa Suleyman Microsoft AI CEOOpenAI AI research company
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first by Quartz, 8d ago
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they found evidence that these chains of thought, the kind of working memory of the AI, were being tampered [with] by the AI itself and modified to leave messages for a future version of itself ...what? So it was updating its MEMORY.md? As in, correcting something in its memory? Why is this being framed nefariously?
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Huh. I think I remember hearing from one technical expert say there's no mechanical way for an ai to access nukes through the internet. But through social engineering, it might be a different story.
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Don't they have kill switches for these? Like killing the main processes or threads for these or something?
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