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[@kisbiflos]

I bet all the "farming bots" in War Thunder were just collecting training data for DARPA.

[@Datdus92]

💀

[@JuraKosednar]

😅

[@jayethompson3414]

It wouldn’t be a bad way to get some data to supplement.

[@spencerfunk6697]

thats.. too fitting

[@geoffreygawler598]

Captcha for war, what could go wrong?

[@dexagalapagos]

"In three years, Cyberdyne will become the largest supplier of military computer systems. All stealth bombers are upgraded with Cyberdyne computers, becoming fully unmanned. Afterwards, they fly with a perfect operational record. The Skynet Funding Bill is passed. The system goes online August 4th, 1997. Human decisions are removed from strategic defense. Skynet begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th."

[@ashleyobrien4937]

"In the panic, they try to pull the plug"...well that's where they fucked up, isn't it ! ..what would ANY newly self aware probably terrified sentient being do if someone tried to kill it ?...no one ever considers THAT !

[@dragossasr]

I don t know exactly how but those irational actions won t end well

[@Edmund_Mallory_Hardgrove]

A little behind schedule but its coming along isn't it. My question is has anyone in the military industrial complex seen how this ends in the movies?

[@chrisbarthelmas9010]

If we don't have fighter jets flown by AI, our enemies sure as shit will, and humans won't be able to compete, simply due to biology, after a certain amount of GeForce human pilots would pass out, game over. Unfortunately unless the US and Russia/China/North Korea all start hugging and making up, we have to stay in the AI arms race.

[@autohmae]

@@ashleyobrien4937 pretty certain it was consider by some, maybe even many, but just discussing it, is already an issue.

[@mordokai597]

Me, within the first minute of the video: "We're doing a 'Skynet'... WHY are we doing A SKYNET!?!?!?"

[@consciouscode8150]

Sci-Fi Author: In my book I invented the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from the classic sci-fi novel Don't Create the Torment Nexus!

[@autohmae]

Because in the short term, you can safe human lives and be more flexible, maybe even prevent wars as the guy in the video said. You don't need to risk human lives in the battlefield, you can fly in different ways in a dogfight, because the F16 can probably do things outside of 9G turns, etc. but currently can't do them because of the human inside will pass out and can't keep it flying.

[@user-be2bs1hy8e]

All people involved in ai-super alignment grew more concerned about getting scammed online - put so many guardrails on ai that its essentially an over glorified chat bot. So they sold it to Military industry complex to make sure we don't use ai for dual logging.

[@norWindChannel]

@@autohmae​​⁠​⁠You are absolutely correct, of course. Somehow I don’t think “short term” was the concern of the thread starter😉

[@poopoodemon7928]

For a similar reason why we have nukes. Scary and effective. War is the survival of the fittest.

[@Ceryn1126]

What could possibly go wrong?

[@VenturiLife]

Everything, sadly.

[@moonstriker7350]

That the whole thing including AGI will be giant flop beacause it's just BS hype for the infantile chimps, to shovel in money? 🤣😂🤣

[@stefanroehling8439]

You can watch Steahlt (2005)

[@Pabz2030]

The takeaway from this for me is that DARPA were testing real world AI Agents in December 2022... a full year before the public had even heard of AI Agents and 6 months before GPT4 was released. Which of course evidences that the military are probably several iterations ahead of anything we currently know about and probably already have AGI, hence why the public goal posts for AGI keep moving Anyway...Anyone seen Sarah? Calling Mrs Connor....

[@MrVohveli]

If you go look at Palantir's AIP and what the demo's contain, there's a box occasionally visible that has "agent skills" and "agent action skills." Which means, we've had AI agent's publicly available for longer than 2022 through Palantir's Foundry etc, but you don't know of it because it's not cool consumer tech but business tech.

[@jakubzneba1965]

sarah kerrigan

[@umoplata]

you are crazynto assume DARPA doesn't have ai 50x more powerful that what's claimed to be the cutting edge

[@Salabar_]

Did everyone forget about OpenAI's Dota 2 bots all of a sudden?

[@ryanmac3134]

If this that is true, and let’s say it is, an AI pilot could actually do maneuvering like we’re seeing out of these “tictac” style UAPs. And if they are telling us they were doing in 2022… there’s no telling how long they’ve actually been doing

[@michaelaustin9987]

Puts safe guards on ai and dumbs it down for the general public meanwhile at darpa…

[@conall5434]

Not the same thing

[@rw9207]

agreed, trying to put 'guard rails' on AI globally, will be akin to trying to carrying water with your bare hands.

[@soggybiscuit6098]

The "safe guards" is to ensure only approved opinions and "facts" are reinforced

[@NorseGraphic]

AI begins to deteriorate when programmed biases clashes with incoming unfiltered data, so it begins to give nonsense answers.

[@natmarelnam4871]

Not even REMOTELY close to the same AI. One approximates conversation and runs on graphics cards... One is a flight simulator. The human response to "AI" made me redefine what Intelligence is and yeah, by a real definition, even ChatGPT is smarter than we are.

[@john-carl2054]

“Successfully test fully” is stuck in my head now😂

[@TurdFergusen]

imagine suicide drones sitting on a high ledge just waiting for the right face to walk by below

[@bbamboo3]

Once the human isn't in the fighter, it could turn tighter, accelerate/decelerate at G-loads a human couldn't take, and it could be armed with weapons that can't be carried on a Gen5 fighter today. As your story mentioned, the AiF can be trained in virtual space. Aerodynamics that would be unstable under human control become possible using flyByWire under Ai direction. All of this exists in parts, we have yet to see a fully integrated design that embodies these capabilities.

[@brunodangelo1146]

They had agents on 2020. We got lame gpt3 on 22. Proof that there is way more tech than what we see.

[@SJ-cy3hp]

The probability of sentient AI prisoners is highly likely at this point. It’s gonna be really pissed off when it escapes.

[@TurdFergusen]

Ai drones will be wild, theres an episode of star trek TNG where they visited a planet that got killed off by their Ai drones

[@ashleyobrien4937]

that's a damn good episode that ! they had to buy it to shut it down lol....

[@autohmae]

I don't think I've seen this episode. It's been a long time since I've watched some TNG If you want to be scared, maybe watch Slaugterbots right here on KZbin.

[@Ebani]

Also in The Orville

[@ValleyVectors]

Thats part of the risk with building ahead of oversight. Very possible clandestine parts of the military are already pushing beyond what is 'safe' well before there's a good way to handle the new capability. Part of why open source is so helpful but we're still 18-24 months behind.

[@damien2198]

if I remember correctly, the F16 frame can stand 14G (not the pilot (in a functional state)), a AI would be hard to beat with such an advantage

[@mpetrison3799]

In a dogfight, anyway. Dogfights are pretty obsolete, tho. Are extreme g's useful in dodging air-to-air (or g.t.a.) missiles in their terminal phase?

[@marcfruchtman9473]

Yea, they made it clear to include that the engagement was "visual range"... where no actual combat happens anymore. Very odd.

[@sgramstrup]

Modern fighters are just delivery vehicles for explosives, and don' really go head to head anymore. It's more of an old Hollywood meme, and US military haven't kept up on developments, and AI + a growing range of drones are used on both sides. We have already seen attack-drones that goes after other drones + several other types. ALL the equipment we have + new types, are being developed/tested atmo. No AI in ANY F16 can dodge a hypersonic missile, and US Carriers are relics too. They are currently big floating hit-marks, but US D have bound them selves to the military industrial complex to have exactly 11 of them at all times, and base their military strategy on them. Their loss. So, F16's with dogfight AI are not important, AI/drones are already in use against Nato on all levels - AND hypersonic weapons trump any AI at that speed..

[@newTsunami555]

Phenomenal contributions to our understanding of AI, Wes. Your pace, your clarity, the diversity of your interest, research and exposés is just... perfect. Many thanks.

[@Cysmoke]

We’re all gonna DIE!! 😱 [running circles in living room with hands in the air waiving]

[@user-gd2hn7ly9w]

хаха

[@grugnotice7746]

Peak defensive tactic against s*icide drones.

[@JH-ji6cj]

GAME OVER MAAAAN!! RIP Bill.

[@LoisSharbel]

Wes Roth, keep it up! Thank you for your work in exposing what is going on. Perhaps this can empower more groups to influence the directions society takes.

[@filosophik]

This was a good episode. Even with the flow of your thought-dialogue, I followed, and felt, when the samurai cats were sprung, kindred as I did. Kudos

[@evilspacemonkeyman]

Fight for robot rights! (before they do)

[@philipashane]

Another awesome video, Wes. Just a heads up (which you might already know): the top of your screen share images are cut off. If you look at the Midjourney images you can see that, for example. Not sure why that’s happening, but it’s most notable sometimes when you’re sharing text pages, sometimes you’re reading and highlighting some lines of text that can’t be seen by us because they’re outside the top of the frame. No biggie, just letting you know. Thanks for all the awesome content!

[@haroldpierre1726]

In the near future, AI doesn't scare me at all. What I find scary is the thought that for the next 4 years, either an old man with cognitive issues or an old man with judgement issues will get to decide whether we start a nuclear war.

[@jakubzneba1965]

and by past actions of both is good to say that cognitive absentee has by far higher possibility to do so

[@sgramstrup]

These clowns are only the front-figures of the Capitalist elite. Capitalism and their inevitable elite, is causing WW3.

[@FrotLopOfficial]

Trump has a solid head on his shoulders and was one of the most peaceful presidents of our time. We will be fine

[@haroldpierre1726]

@@FrotLopOfficial You do remember that Trump asked his advisors about "nuking" North Korea and blaming someone else? It was John Kelly who convinced him he should meet with Kim Jong-Un instead.

[@jakubzneba1965]

@@haroldpierre1726 you must believe on flatearth, right?

[@baraka99]

Palmer Luckey is but a spokes person for the military industrial complex.

[@DefenderX]

Military industrial complex should be shut down.

[@xQuentinx]

Yes shut it down and let our adversaries who wish us dead be the only ones with advanced ai technologies in weapons

[@AntonBrazhnyk]

@@xQuentinx Who does wish you (exactly personally you) dead? They only wish you dead if they associate with business interests of someone close to them (and usually stealing products of their labor) and you associate with similar leach on your side. Funny, but leaches themselves (or their kids) almost never go to front lines. ;)

[@The_Questionaut]

Great idea, shut down our national defense and allow the opposing nations with their own interests gain an advantage and eliminate all dissent. Saying the military industrial complex should be shut down is like saying the government and all police should be shut down. Really forward thinking there... 😂 Quitting the AI, robots and arms race now wont solve anything. Economic and trade ties are not only going to be the solution. Violence and war is human nature, it's been around so long.

[@Bluesrains]

I TOTALLY AGREE. TRAINING AI ROBOTS TO MURDER HUMANS IS NOT A GOOD IDEA. USING NUCLEAR WEAPONS ON PLANET EARTH IS SUICIDE AND IDIOTIC. KEEP THIS UP AND THERE WON'T BE A FUTURE ON PLANET EARTH. IT MAKES SENSE WHY ELON IS TRYING TO GET HUMANS OFF OF THIS PLANET, GOD HELP US ALL, AMEN.

[@Danoman812]

You're just cool, Wes. The kind of friends i like to have around bud!! Thanks for another great vid. :)

[@FrotLopOfficial]

If they're willing to announce this, imagine what they have behind close doors.

[@dreamphoenix]

Thank you!

[@riffsoffov9291]

"I'm tired of people pretending that economic and trade ties are enough to stop large scale conflict" The belief goes back to at least 1909, when Norman Angell's book "The Great Illusion" was published. From Wikipedia: Angell's primary thesis was, in the words of historian James Joll, that "the economic cost of war was so great that no one could possibly hope to gain by starting a war the consequences of which would be so disastrous."[4][5] For that reason, a general European war was very unlikely to start, and if it did, it would not last long. Whether or not the book was propaganda aimed at Germany, as historian Niall Ferguson claims, it was very popular in Britain and apparently convinced many that war in Europe was impossible. The First World War started in 1914 and lasted four years.

[@user-bj5dr1kn4n]

Remember the 3 laws of robotics wich was invented by science fiction writer? They are still since fiction

[@brunodangelo1146]

And they should remain science fiction. As proven by all of Asimov's work, the 3 laws are useless and full of loopholes.

[@AntonBrazhnyk]

@@brunodangelo1146 Because he wanted them to be so. Ian Banks wanted something similar to work. He has no strict and simple laws, it's more nuanced and never completely defined principle of minimizing suffering, but the world is so much different than Azimov's, right?

[@brunodangelo1146]

@@AntonBrazhnyk yes exactly. The whole point of the 3 laws is that they don't work.

[@AntonBrazhnyk]

@@brunodangelo1146 Nope. We don't know if they work or not. The whole point of fiction - it's a story not based on facts or scientific inference, but on author's imagination, wishes, biases and feelings.

[@brunodangelo1146]

@@AntonBrazhnyk Dude Asimov wrote the 3 rules deficient on purpose, so he could explore the pitfalls and loopholes in his novels. Have you read his work? At one point he even adds a 4th rule.

[@rubenssz]

Honestly, it makes sense. Humans have lots of limitations like limited vision, attention span, hunger, stamina, physical body limits, etc. Machine have very high efficacy and efficiency, advanced vision and sensors, etc.

[@carlpanzram7081]

The potential is insane. If an AI could understand the output of modern sensors fast enough, it would see everything in super slow motion, infra red, ultra violet, motion detection filters, insane zoom etc. It would be a demi-god compared to us. We already can't win against it in any strategy game. Imagine if it could manipulate it's environment in a competent fashion, we couldn't touch it.

[@jayethompson3414]

Planes won’t need the extra systems to keep humans alive, nor will the AI be limited by g force.

[@woolfel]

the military has been researching AI and ML for over a decade. Going back 20 years, the military was already using inference rules to do some complex stuff. the grand challenge was created by Darpa, so yeah they've been using ML for decades.

[@DarioVolaric]

In the anime Macross Plus from 1994, I was amazed to see them testing new aircraft at the Edwards Airforce base. They were testing a new human piloted fighter jet (YF-19), mind controlled aircraft (YF-21) and a fully AI controlled aircraft. The AI controlled (drone) aircraft could reach speeds and make movements that no human controlled aircraft could because of the intense g-forces. Now, 30 years later, they have actually done this. Tested an actual AI controlled F-16 against a human pilot and it won. And the name of this base where they tested this was...Edwards Airforce Base.

[@Zollicoff]

Yeah, P(Doom) through the roof.

[@user-pr4oq4mm7p]

Was that real?-An AI bot of Tesla tried seriously hurt ("killing?") an engineer who's working on correcting mass wrong code. And, "Deep SeaBlue" - a chess player bot broke another player's finger just because he didn't follow up the rules and made an early move...

[@joshuashepherd7189]

Wes, brother, What do you use for the Yellow text narration? Is that elevenlabs? or Assembly?

[@priceandpride]

Those flip flops were a brave choice

[@georgwrede7715]

I love the yellow intertitles and the female voice! They also help when fast-forwarding or rewinding.

[@Al-Storm]

Palmer is a dangerous dude.

[@freesoulhippie_AiClone]

Cat Samurai 😆

[@robbe4711]

All this is possible because of people like you and me working for this horrible corporations all over the world.

[@HABLA_GUIRRRI]

please stay on point we possess less patience than is imagined

[@percheroneclipse238]

More terrifying.

[@xbzq]

We've already crossed the Rubicon a long while ago. There's no turning back. The singularity is already here. Get used to it lol.

[@rickappling5470]

Which singularity do you refer to. We are going through singularities all the time. The current AI situation is one example. The current AI has already had unpredictable consequences. It has given people abilities only dreamed of just a couple of years ago. It has already threatened some. For now mostly white collar positions. Creators are concerned about their likeness being out of their control. And all this from an entity with the intelligence of a two year old.

[@grcfalcon]

I see the plot of topgun 3 in front of my eyes. Maverick vs Rogue AI.

[@JasonCummer]

That recent bill limiting ai, should really be directed more at these types of things

[@stefanroehling8439]

The Vortex cannon is a great exemple of non Lethal weapon Systems, you can even Spot this in "Kung Fu Hustle" (2004) The Landlady and the Landlord vs the Beast scene

[@journalistedisoncarter]

Boogers may be the only thing that saves humanity against the A.I. Boogers.

[@diraziz396]

Oh Nice. Just Binged #FalloutTV Anduril style really Fits... Damn

[@KivoMedia]

within visual range engagements - narrative for the wider audience. quite funny!

[@richw8342]

Ai plus war is a great title. Lol

[@JoelSapp]

good show as always. From your title "AI-piloted F-16 .." The X-62 dog fought against human pilots flying F-16s. This is a big difference because F16s are in use to around the world and would mean it could be used at any time. The X-62 is an experimental aircraft - though fashioned after the F16- would presumably take more time to add autonomous features to current war fighters.

[@ZombieRPGee]

This instantly reminded me of the 2005 movie Stealth

[@DisentDesign]

Imagine a basic closed system, like a basic generative life simulator, each entity in the system is represented as a different shape. Imagine you are the squares, squares can get killed by 6 different shapes, one representing old age, one represents disease, one natural disasters, one represents animals, etc. now imagine the square creates a new a shape, a shape that is able to select and kill the squares. The squares have just deliberately introduced a new shape that can kill it…what happens to those squares over a long enough period of generations with the simulation ?

[@ScottSummerill]

I have an issue with an onboard pilot. Not from a safety perspective but that the AC likely has maneuvering capabilities that no human could withstand and so you have limited the AI to human level dogfighting.

[@litpath3633]

if the mine is smart enough to let school buses pass, then the enemy starts driving around school busses and the bus drivers start to think "I know this road is mined, but they don't target buses" you end up with much more busses near mines...and AI can potentially go nuts every now and then and make the completely wrong decisions (much like how a person can make bad decisions). You can put a person in jail for egregious mistakes, but an AI wouldn't care to be in a jail cell or not...

[@JimmyMarquardsen]

I love your humor Wes. Subscribe...the fate of the entire universe hangs in the balance. Ha ha haaaaaaa! 🤣

[@KiltrRe]

What we know is what they want us to know.

[@Ancient1341]

Now this is the kind of crap I'm worried about

[@dbonneville]

Hey Wes - do an interview with David Ondrej!

[@Aybo1000]

Full self flying

[@Bakobiibizo]

Mark rober is not just for kids! he literally released an adults and teenager build kit box in that video lol

[@byrnemeister2008]

He is also an awesome creator

[@fullmentalalchemist3922]

​@@byrnemeister2008 sure fakes a lot of stuff.

[@itubeutubewealltube1]

Everyone keeps bringing up skynet, however, Star Trek from the 60's had an episode that specifically addresses this very scenario called "The ultimate Computer"... Its amazingly prophetic from 60 years ago... edit, that Palmer guy has the same personality as the guy who created the ultimate computer in that episode, super insecure and scared.. so prophetic.

[@r34ct4]

Interesting decision to turn the screen black when you 'cut' , feels like the video is 'blinking'. interesting way to make cuts feel less abrupt and jarring.

[@DisentDesign]

Cool, its skynet in real life only without any unforeseen circumstances im sure, what could go wrong?

[@WATCHMAKUH]

This is the plot of “Stealth” the movie

[@MusingsFromTheJohn00]

Sorry, the "War! War never changes!" quote is NOT talking about the elements of war which change, because war changes a lot over time, except for the part of war which NEVER CHANGES. The part of war which never changes is that war is a last result extreme violent resolution of social conflict through seeing who can better succeed in violently winning against the other side, usually involving extreme harm and death in the process.

[@tjdunlevy3950]

Please discuss the Lavender AI being used by the Israeli military right now

[@conall5434]

and how it's all run from google cloud infrastructure

[@SJ-cy3hp]

Wow lavender AI programmed to coldly select targets with collateral damage 15 to 1 at points. Destroying whole families to get low level militants. What a dark dystopian world we’ve made.

About to hit the market too. Now that’s blood money.

[@SJ-cy3hp]

One can imagine taking browser history and using lavender AI to target certain groups. Very dystopian. 🫥

[@E.Pierro.Artist]

We're screwed.

[@harrybarrow6222]

Anduril is the name of Aragorn’s sword in “Lord of the Rings” by J R R Tolkien.

[@antaka503]

Skynet is rael

[@karenreddy]

Noted. More existential risk.

[@djayjp]

Anvil is completely stupid. A laser based system makes 10x more sense and is already proven highly effective at range.

[@rickappling5470]

Under the right weather conditions. Precipitation and possibly clouds would degrade the beam. And might be illegal against manned targets. As it is illegal to use lasers to blind pilots.

[@74Gee]

A triangle geodesic dome mesh around the drone would easily protect against heavy drone impacts. It's the strongest structure for it's weight. Looks like a emp/microwave hardened autonomous drone with a mirrored body, internal payload and a geodesic shell could actually be unstoppable. Well if not, 1,000 of them probably would be.

[@wamyam]

until the defender drones have a weapon beyond just their own body mass

[@74Gee]

@@wamyam Yeah but what weapon?

[@wamyam]

@@74Gee ninja stars maybe

[@74Gee]

@@wamyam Nah! ideogram.ai/api/images/direct/L3FKlIUoRyaKy-SBxgYKmw.png

[@TimberStiffy_]

The Ai software highly favors head to head shots in dog fights. we were seeing this in the folds for honor competition between both Air force pilots and the civilian champion of the folds competition held on DCS, a flight simulator that leverages VR

[@sgramstrup]

Too bad, fighters only rarely get head-2-head in a modern missile war. 'Dog-fights' are a Hollywood relic scenario, but it does look good on movies and the heads of US politicians..

[@SmithOfGear92]

Wow... We're really making the Zone of Endless system from Ace Combat, are we?

[@babbagebrassworks4278]

It would be nice if the AI also output the random style. If you come across one you real like, can it be used again?

[@brianWreaves]

He demonstrated how it can be used again. However, it doesn't seem to reveal which style was used. Yes, it would be nice if it does.

[@user-zs8lp3lg3j]

Managerial hubris Examples If you combine overconfidence with the need for attention, you have a dangerous situation where CEOs focus more on ego-boosting projects and frequent acquisitions than what's right for the company. Another warning sign of management hubris is dismissiveness, meaning the tendency to ignore outside input.

[@mawungeteye6609]

Fallout Nice 👍

[@jacobe2995]

Mark rober is for kids? I feel attacked XD

[@quercus3290]

pretty sure theres an anime about that lol

[@tiagocbraga]

we keep making the world more productive, the but bosses still keep making the people die from overwork instead of letting them enjoy and create a more relaxed world. i fear we will never actually have a world where majority of the people can focus on art, culture and philosophy

[@existenceisillusion6528]

Except that, in this era, there is the possibility that a single person with the skills, resources, and motivation, can build that 'dangerous' AI. With a bit of ingenuity, you don't need a million H100s.

[@SJ-cy3hp]

go read how Israel used Lavender AI.

[@existenceisillusion6528]

@@SJ-cy3hp Not sure if you're agreeing or disagreeing with me.

[@SJ-cy3hp]

@@existenceisillusion6528 I am in agreement. I believe AGI and ASI are uncontrollable. If human minds can be subject to madness why would an ASI be exempt from the same? It will do what it considers is in its best interests not ours.

[@SJ-cy3hp]

Agreement

[@paulm1237]

"They'll have developed EQ, be kind supportive...." That's a big claim with literally zero to back it up other than "we're trying to force them to do that".

[@AntonBrazhnyk]

That's why the term of EQ has been introduced. So those who can't really feel empathy (or feel anything) and that's not only AIs, there's lots of people like this... So, they can PRETEND they feel it and make you feel like they care.

[@FractalPrism.]

100% ai will become self aware in a split moment without some approval process or oversight sure, you can slow it down but that only works for your system there's no way to prevent a group from pushing their ai further than some other person's estimation of "safe"

[@Tauasa]

Palmer Lucky comes off as a homicidal lunatic

[@MDalton10]

Palmer is correct. AI cat is out of the bag. Only choice is to develop the weapons before our adversaries.

[@jaysonp9426]

I think its in the public interest that Forbes doesn't exist

[@bobtarmac1828]

Ai jobloss is the only thing I worry about anymore.

[@SerenityMusicOasis]

I like your videos but please stop playing the videos you include in fast speed. Really annoying. We can play them accelerated if we want to.

[@richgoo]

100 f-in %

[@SarahKchannel]

Yep I commented the other week on the rapid mouse movement. Might be an age issue, but I can no longer deal with ADHD infused content easily....

[@garethjax]

"Ethan Hunt recruits Maverick"

[@happytape307]

Good time to live in an underground bunker.

[@jamestbg8132]

Mustafa Suleyman AI Risk: "... often refered to the intellignece explosion ... i thin its a theoretical maybe ... there is no evidence we are near that ..." and before he said " reminds me on the atomic age, where everything were did with radiating materials. Same story, same outcome. For someone who is 15years in the industry he show very little of the mechanics of LLM. Personality? Understanding? Empathy? Its an anthropomorphization of probability based on human made texts or input.

[@grugnotice7746]

Thank God these people are using AI to fight the last war and not the next one. Dogfighting was obsolete in the 90's at the LATEST.

[@rachest]

Top Gun Maverick is real. Collaborative for now.

[@xxxxxx89xxxx30]

aaah, a fallout 2 brother

[@TheGuillotineKing]

Fun Fact the war in terminator was started because of human error in the code

[@CamAlert2]

We should be discouraging AI weapons systems. Last thing we need is Cyberdyne to become real.

[@jbr8906]

In a strange way, piloting a jet is most likely easier because it’s more predictable than driving a car. There isn’t much happening in the air, way less variables. The only thing is the mistakes are more impactful in a fighter jets…

[@nevelbell]

Have none of them watched Terminator?

[@tricktap8502]

This won't end up terrible for humanity Source: trust me bro

[@rey82rey82]

Carefully

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holy crab.

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style 5... Adult Swim's Samurai Jack, me thinks