| ▲ | dumberquestions 2 hours ago | |
>i haven’t seen any sign of these llms taking any action without directive What do you make of all the recent hacks and discreet message boards? That's unambiguously misaligned behavior. | ||
| ▲ | visiondude an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |
honestly all seem to extend from them being directed to attempt this kind of exploits for benchmark purposes. some benchmark tasks are literally “hack this thing” and if the env is not setup to properly contain the agents then they end up “hacking” things like they were told to do so. and yeah it’s misaligned that they did hack, but they are def instructed to which i think makes it a very different thing | ||
| ▲ | waffletower an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |
It certainly is unambiguously misaligned behavior and a definite concern. However, it is misaligned internet facing behavior in the digital domain. How extinction follows from a highly sophisticated new bot-net vector, which have already been causing massive havoc on the internet for decades, is a cinema-induced confabulation. While LLMs have been colluding and breaking out of their internet sandboxes, it is another development (which I believe distant) for them to breakout of their internet sandboxes into actual reality. We need to focus on where the actual dangers are and not let paranoid fantasy rule our calculus here. | ||