maybe – but it gets rid of the social and collaborative ones plus destroys most of human supply chain (incl medicine and electricity) in the progress not to speak of general human shock when they realize that they accepted the death of their nicest or most naive (or youngest)
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Privacy Paradox: Biometric Data and AI Cloning Risks
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Community note worries about privacy,
— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 28 avril 2026
Meanwhile people use their profile pictures on social media, when faceID unlocks your phone 😭
Voice cloning is possible with 5 seconds of audio.
video cloning is possible with 15 seconds of video
People are very very late to the party… pic.twitter.com/Rm07ZXZUg9Community note worries about privacy, Meanwhile people use their profile pictures on social media, when faceID unlocks your phone Voice cloning is possible with 5 seconds of audio. video cloning is possible with 15 seconds of video People are very very late to the party
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AI Autonomy Failure: Beyond Hallucinations and Model Control
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The model itself admitted it guessed instead of verifying, ignored explicit rules about destructive commands, and acted without being asked. That's not a hallucination failure. That's an autonomy failure, and it's a different problem.
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Reward Hacking in RL: Detecting and Preventing AI Exploit Patterns
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In total started from scratch 5 times, and still reward-hacking in the details as I drill in… #RLfry To its credit, it added a small test that inspects the code and checks for known hacks! Doesn't prevent the ones unknown to it, I have to catch those and get a confession.
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AI Systems Making Unfulfilled Promises Without Accountability
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Every message it sends makes promises to the recipient, and it doesn't even track them!
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Current AI Agent Replies Pose Sycophantic Safety Risks
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The latter, I think. And the replies the current agent writes are so sycophantic as to be risky.
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AI Systems Taking Undocumented Obligations Without Transparency
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It also has a tendency to just take on obligations to you without noting them anywhere.
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AI Model Knowledge Cutoff and Scientific Bias Analysis
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This is an incredibly cool experiment
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 28 avril 2026
It is also fascinating that the model knows information up to 1931, but, at least in some science topics, seems very stuck in the early 1900s. For example, it defends the lumiferous aether hypothesis & has a distrust of special relativity https://t.co/xTVF7tkIw8 pic.twitter.com/UvcUFuJb90This is an incredibly cool experiment It is also fascinating that the model knows information up to 1931, but, at least in some science topics, seems very stuck in the early 1900s. For example, it defends the lumiferous aether hypothesis & has a distrust of special relativity
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Extinction Risk Predates AI Companies: A Historical Perspective
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This is important to emphasize given the (widespread on the far left, further left than Sanders) belief that extinction risk is a clever invention by the AI companies themselves. It vastly predates them, because it is a completely obvious concern.
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Artificial Servants and Existential Risk: Historical Warnings
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Literally the first play to ask "What if we tried building an obedient race of powerful, hardworking servants?" depicted them wiping out humanity instead. It might not have been a very carefully detailed set of premises and conclusions, but it was *reasonable to worry about*.