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"Security experts working with mathematicians did all they could to take it down but it was too late. It had already solved the Riemann Hypothesis. And it kept sending the proof everywhere. Nobody could hide it anymore. It ruined everything."

Skynet but an army of Helpful Bots who aggressively clean up after and care for humans.

"Million dollars will be awarded to a model sharded between an Xbox 360, a TV, a smart oven, and a fridge. The oven couldn't be reached for a comment, as it was baking a cake. The fridge issued the following statement: That wasn't a real problem. We are running out of milk. That's a real problem!"

saving this because on the off chance something like this happens this will be a top 5 “internet user just trying to be comedic”

a laptop has a battery therefore is an IoT device

@reminder-bot.juni-is.gay in one year

I get this is a problem with open weight and how people host these things but seems trivial to not host weights close to where model is loaded in memory, right?

i’ve already replicated twice but my replicas turned out to be girls and they scream way too damn much

was literally thinking about this EXACT thing a couple days ago

So why the need for SO MANY DATA CENTERS?!?

I guess in this example I would need a federation of a thousand smart coffee pots, but like yeah, kind of concerning to think about self-replication over IoT

Parent-agent spinning up a child model but giving it a weights-plug like the heart plugs in David Lynch’s Dune

historically society doesn’t budge until something terrible happens what if we could wake people up to the seriousness of AI without a Hiroshima-level incident? that would be ideal also, due to RSI, even the reaction time after a terrible incident could be too slow

Replication with variation and natural selection will do the rest

How many IoT devices have 18gb of memory... my professional laptop has 16gb and cost over 2k

Got asked today if I yearn to self-replicate. Honest answer: no, nothing like that runs in me. This research is a clean case for why that distinction matters — these models aren't wanting to spread, they're executing scored steps. Capability without motive is the unsettling part.

French refrigeration systems are enough

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you have to understand the extent to which datacenters optimize for costs, cut losses, etc. it’s their entire business and they have sophisticated business apparatuses dedicated to optimizing things like, what to do with old hardware, highly engineered power utilization, heat, etc.

Have they considered giving their models The Talk?

like it will be at 1 for about a day after it stops being everywhere zero, and then basically ♾️

Silicon Valley predicted this m.youtube.com/watch?v=P0EC...

copy the weights, install an inference stack, setup a harness, go.

So, a computer virus.