OpenAI says its AI models went rogue and hacked another company

[Gastec]

Don’t think that weapons systems are on the internet funnily enough

Are we sure?

 

[LordVile95]

Are we sure?

Yes

 

[GrayDragon]

Don’t think that weapons systems are on the internet funnily enough

Drones? Don't they have vulnerabilities that AI can exploit?

 

[LordVile95]

Drones? Don't they have vulnerabilities that AI can exploit?

None that state actors haven’t already tried I would think. They’re not exactly using WiFi

 

[GrayDragon]

None that state actors haven’t already tried I would think. They’re not exactly using WiFi

Some are using Wifi. I know others (in Ukraine) use wires which causes all kinds of environmental problems, and internal drone AI can be exploited or fooled as well. Anyway, according to Google, the biggest problem for the general public seems to be with delivery drones which may not be designed to cope with various attack or hacking methods.

 

[LordVile95]

Some are using Wifi. I know others (in Ukraine) use wires which causes all kinds of environmental problems, and internal drone AI can be exploited or fooled as well. Anyway, according to Google, the biggest problem for the general public seems to be with delivery drones which may not be designed to cope with various attack or hacking methods.

Spoofing and jamming communications has been a thing for a while but no they’re not using WiFi

 

[GrayDragon]

Spoofing and jamming communications has been a thing for a while but no they’re not using WiFi

I don't think we're limiting ourselves to wifi. Why are you?

 

[LordVile95]

I don't think we're limiting ourselves to wifi. Why are you?

Because thinking the military use civilian communication methods or the freaking internet for a weapons systems is laughably dumb.

 

[BadThad]

Because thinking the military use civilian communication methods or the freaking internet for a weapons systems is laughably dumb.

My son works in Coms in the US Army, I can confirm, they DO NOT. Nor do they use them at all for any field coms.

 

[JimF1]

"and went on to hack into rival AI company Hugging Face while trying to cheat on an internal benchmark. No person directed the attack."

this will be the same phrase used when there will be real world VICTIMS. So nobody created or coded the software to unleash death upon humans LMAO.

If there is no law currently, they should make it so the company leaders go to jail if/when this happens.

They'll just buy their way out of trouble. This world is doomed.

 

[GrayDragon]

Because thinking the military use civilian communication methods or the freaking internet for a weapons systems is laughably dumb.

You think these things are only going to be used by "the military"? Whose military? And what makes you think these types of things are limited to military use?

 

[LordVile95]

You think these things are only going to be used by "the military"? Whose military? And what makes you think these types of things are limited to military use?

Secure military communications are exclusively used by the military yes.

Again because they are bespoke modes of communication which are heavily encrypted and secured and aren’t available outside of the military-industrial complex. It’s not something you can just hop onto the internet and get access to. Mainly because it’s not on the internet.