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by AnimalMuppet
9 days ago
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Non-deterministic, sure. But also they are powerful, at least powerful enough to launch a cyberattack. Until this morning, that was not a power that I thought they had outside of fiction. And, the thing is, I don't want non-deterministic things to have that kind of power. We don't want that. We want that kind of power to not be triggered by a random number generator. |
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Without the system prompt these models can be used to do all sorts of terrible things.
That's precisely why they need to be strictly regulated by international treaties.