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Do you guys think AI could be used as a lying mechanism? It has recently occured to me this idea of using AI as a means of hiding in plain sight or "obfuscating reality".
By the obfuscation of the processes that go into not only writing code but the brainstorming and designing phase before you begin to write the code could one not concievably use AI as an excuse. By having the AI perform the less clever and more straight-forward parts but inconspicuously guiding the AI through the rest of the areas that are more obvious to the AI programmer you could trick a 3rd party into believing that it's the work of AI when in reality you nudged the AI into a preconcieved design that you already knew of and had in mind?
Using AI to "hide in plain sight" in this way could be theoretically undetectable without a lie detector test. Do you guys think some clever have already thought of using AI in such a way before? In theory somebody could steal any idea or design by means of hacking a computer's files and simply claim it as the AI's own making.
This' a thread about the darker side of Open Source, AI, and technology that nobody ever wants to talk about. Even a search on Google will result in news articles that hide the truth. Post links concerning bbwai tech gone awry if you have them so that hopefully someday the government decides to get off their lazy asses and do something about Operating Systems such as Arch Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, and Android that are blatently givibg hackers access to all our giles and everybody akready knows.
By the obfuscation of the processes that go into not only writing code but the brainstorming and designing phase before you begin to write the code could one not concievably use AI as an excuse. By having the AI perform the less clever and more straight-forward parts but inconspicuously guiding the AI through the rest of the areas that are more obvious to the AI programmer you could trick a 3rd party into believing that it's the work of AI when in reality you nudged the AI into a preconcieved design that you already knew of and had in mind?
Using AI to "hide in plain sight" in this way could be theoretically undetectable without a lie detector test. Do you guys think some clever have already thought of using AI in such a way before? In theory somebody could steal any idea or design by means of hacking a computer's files and simply claim it as the AI's own making.
This' a thread about the darker side of Open Source, AI, and technology that nobody ever wants to talk about. Even a search on Google will result in news articles that hide the truth. Post links concerning bbwai tech gone awry if you have them so that hopefully someday the government decides to get off their lazy asses and do something about Operating Systems such as Arch Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, and Android that are blatently givibg hackers access to all our giles and everybody akready knows.