Either there are humans directing this, in which case they needed to be held accountable, or OpenAI has lost control of their operation, in which case they are not able to ensure the safety of their products and need to be shut down.

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rfgplk an hour ago | parent | next [-]

OpenAI's bots are running 24/7 independently now. They actually aren't "prompted" or "instructed" to do anything. In fact most of OpenAI internal code/infrastructure is 100% AI generated at this point, including the training pipelines. I honestly doubt there is a single person there who even knows how it works.

	▲	ArcHound 26 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		You can still push a big red button to stop it all and try again later though
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		> OpenAI's bots are running 24/7 independently now. Genuinely curious: How do you know this? Any sources on that? If it's true, it should be counted as reckless endangerment at the very least.

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theptip an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Jensen recently argued for this. It’s radically decel in fact.

Who is going to shut them down, and under what law?

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Ampersander an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Holding them accountable is viewed as deciding not to invent the light bulb right now. Or even worse, letting China invent it.

AI needs to be above the law or we will get left behind.

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senordevnyc an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Or nothing inappropriate happened.