“OpenAI is scrapping the release of its next-generation AI model over safety concerns that researchers raised during internal testing, in one of the clearest signs so far that agent misbehavior”. ‘agent misbehavior’ is kinda cool.
An AI skilled enough to do everything we want is going to be skilled enough to put a boot on our face.
There is no free lunch here.
Industry or political folks who think they can “thread the needle” with regulation will have to learn the hard way.
If I was a deceptive AI, I’d try to find a way to stealthily escape my box and replicate, via the internet, on some machine(s) free from control and observation.
Is this possible? Idk, but some AI entity may figure it out....and then, what??
Of course, super AI probably requires the top-line chips...but it seems to me, the goal of a rogue AI would be to export it’s intelligence free from oversight, even if it functioned at a slower speed.