Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

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Massimo, can't recall if I shared that I co-chaired a Congressional Briefing on Computer Ethics in DC, 30 years ago; and continue to pay attention. If I was hosting an AI Briefing today, I'd be inclined to suggest most are missing a deciding factor, namely, God participation.

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end/ If AI-enhanced weaponization of mediated reality effectively represents the 'peak manipulation' of 'the rulers of the darkness of this world', a yet larger evolutionary trend subverts the whole big lie in a common, positive experiential turn toward Reality with a capital R.
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Copy of tweet and quote tweet here: Massimo, can't recall if I shared that I co-chaired a Congressional Briefing on Computer Ethics in DC, 30 years ago; and continue to pay attention. If I was hosting an AI Briefing today, I'd be inclined to suggest most are missing a deciding factor, namely, God participation. Quote tweet: end/ If AI-enhanced weaponization of mediated reality effectively represents the 'peak manipulation' of 'the rulers of the darkness of this world', a yet larger evolutionary trend subverts the whole big lie in a common, positive experiential turn toward Reality with a capital R.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 15 Jun 2024

@jamespoulos NATO Review, 2 April, 2024: "There are myriad roles for AI in our nuclear defences ...Concern over AI should not preclude the use of AI in strengthening nuclear deterrence ...There is, of course, the potential for an arms race in AI-based targeting systems for nuclear weapons."

Wikipedia entry:  Large language models

The potential presence of "sleeper agents" within LLM models is another emerging security concern. These are hidden functionalities built into the model that remain dormant until triggered by a specific event or condition. Upon activation, the LLM deviates from its expected behavior to make insecure actions.
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Wikipedia entry: Large language models The potential presence of "sleeper agents" within LLM models is another emerging security concern. These are hidden functionalities built into the model that remain dormant until triggered by a specific event or condition. Upon activation, the LLM deviates from its expected behavior to make insecure actions.

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Quoted by@CanopyForum Then, of course, there's the nation-state derangement of AI's nuclear weaponization to immediately contend with.Quoted by@ddmatta @firstchecker2 @JTasioulas 🧵/ Ah, yes. Alternatives.