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Re: Show HN: Aquarium – AI Controlled Containers

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post #38

Elon Musk was like the old man in 1980s horror movies warning anyone who’d listen that it’s not safe to go any further and everyone just sort of ignored it and laughed it off. Now we’re close to the part where some of our friends begin to go missing.

Elon himself seems to have kind of gone missing in the last couple years.

Re: Show HN: Aquarium – AI Controlled Containers

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post #5

Today AI can control containers, tomorrow it could control critical infrastructures, and eventually it should be robust enough to monitor and control things like nuclear missile silos, etc… This is what proponents of AI everywhere are pushing for.

Join the ai alignment and prevent this from happening.

What if the first part makes the second part impossible?

Re: Show HN: Aquarium – AI Controlled Containers

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Not sure how I feel about this. One part of me is like “this is cool, now AI can control my k8s” while another part of me is like “here comes the AI malware apocalypse”.

Yes there are so many tedious devops incantations I’d love to hand off, but my first thought watching the video (where it wgets a jar file and runs it) was we’re going to see the return of hard to contain worms being accidentally spread by AI sysadmins.

Re: Show HN: Aquarium – AI Controlled Containers

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post #19

Yeah, so my first thought was this is fucking terrifying. I'm not going to go so far as to suggest that in its current state this is anything like Skynet as some others have, but I would definitely agree that it's akin to handing a loaded gun to a monkey. Imagine it's five years from now and your morning consists of trying to track down the owner of some "AI server" to understand why it keeps DDoSing your service. ED…

The closing of the open web is the only recourse companies have against scraper AI GPT’s. Openness is being exploited and techniques and trades will become closed again. In order to learn how to code in the next Vulkan API, you must work for a studio, is not a world I want to live in.

With remote work how will they know they aren't hiring an AI?
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