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Fortunately, they can beat an automated idiot agent, which is much closer to what we have today.
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You're moving into delusional territory here. He is not being "exhaustively probed," he is being "constantly spammed by confidently incorrect nonsense."
It's all turtles, all the way down.
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Did you actually read the objection? They are basically getting DDoS by spurious vuln reports. How do you "get over" that.
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Did you actually read the objection? They are basically getting DDoS by spurious vuln reports. How do you "get over" that.
Don’t you see? The boy who cried wolf was just using the wrong terminology, he was exhaustively probing the village’s disaster recovery methods. I wonder what other fables can receive such a helpful reframing.
Something that really frustrates me about interacting with (some) people who use AI a lot is that they will often tell me things that start “I asked ChatGPT and it said…” stop it!!! If the chatbot taught you something and you understood it, explain it to me. If you didn’t understand or didn’t trust it, then keep it to yourself!
Something that really frustrates me about interacting with (some) people who use AI a lot is that they will often tell me things that start “I asked ChatGPT and it said…” stop it!!! If the chatbot taught you something and you understood it, explain it to me. If you didn’t understand or didn’t trust it, then keep it to yourself!
Thanks for this. It's a great response I intend to use going forward.
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You're moving into delusional territory here. He is not being "exhaustively probed," he is being "constantly spammed by confidently incorrect nonsense."
Clearly the answer is to have an AI assistant handle all the reports from bogus AI auditors. It's all turtles, all the way down.