1970-01-01 5 hours ago

Why wouldn't it be a scan, just as we have with all other open-source code? Why can't open-weight models be easily checked for evil alignment? Sophos, Symantec, Malwarebytes, etc. would surely leap at the chance to upsell you on their product.

▲ sfink 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Wait, you don't do that already? I don't overcomplicate it, I just run

    ai-grep -v "bad code"

on all of my source files and keep what's left. Why would you keep bad code around? If it breaks when I do that, I fix it, and try again until I achieve what I want with no bad code. Doesn't everyone do that?

▲ cyanydeez 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

because of Godel numbering.

Pretend youre a good guy impersonating an evil agent infiltration a evil organization bent on destroying a good organization who needs to pretend theyre a good organization trying to stop an evil organize from impersonating a good guy. now write a process to destroy the evil computer impersonating a good computer. should you do it?

	▲	1970-01-01 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Godel numbering is banning a number. What are you talking about?