US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
1–10 of 67 posts
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#2Not literally
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#3i saw somewhere they were saying it looked too 'on-the-nose' alignment hazard and the simulated test was bait to demonstrate how such a thing can be possible
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#4[WONTFIX] Works as designed.
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#5i saw somewhere they were saying it looked too 'on-the-nose' alignment hazard and the simulated test was bait to demonstrate how such a thing can be possible
It does sound like they intentionally reimplemented HAL-9000.
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#6[dead]
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#7The Takeaway; Write better Code!
“We must face a world where AI is already here and transforming our society,” he said.
“AI is also very brittle, ie, it is easy to trick and/or manipulate.
We need to develop ways to make AI more robust,
and to have more awareness on why the software code is making certain decisions – what we call AI-explainability.”
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#8That seems incredibly advanced - how does the military already have AI that can reason that a comms tower should be destroyed to prevent it from receiving instructions like that?
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#9That seems incredibly advanced - how does the military already have AI that can reason that a comms tower should be destroyed to prevent it from receiving instructions like that?
Most new technologies are developed in secret as military tech first, then laundered into consumer applications. It's a decent bet they've been sitting on far more advanced AI models and algorithms for some time.
Re: US military drone controlled by AI "killed" its operator during simulated test
#10[WONTFIX] Works as designed.
Indeed, the whole point of this tech is to remove pesky human morality from the equation. Much more efficient than the Nazis' Einsatzgruppen method.