How could Artificial Intelligence become dangerous?

[Fixastuff]

The combo of ai video and voice is going to let scammers use AI to take simps and desperate ladies for everything they have.

 

[part-time-Farmer-NC]

I have a cybersecurity training set up for employees. In it there is a section where you have to guess the difference between AI and real scenarios. I can see it could be challenging to some to discern the difference. I wrote a policy a couple of years ago of what to not do and a warning for our company regarding AI impersonating corporate officers. I have seen it come to pass, glad I had that training/policy in place.

I say all that as I listen to wifey very, very unhappily vocalizing her frustrations to the AI VRU at SSA office. I am hunkered down in another room hoping she doesn't see me... . Of course it doesn't help when I tell her it's a maaachine, it doesn't care what your frustrations are. Hence why I am sitting quietly in my office.

 

[MossRoad]

 

[Fixastuff]

Everyone talks about terminator but maybe blade runner is more likely.

 

[Fixastuff]

Or the ai from the altered carbon series was pretty interesting. Most of these ai senarios have been pretty well hashed out in sci-fi books. Yall should crack one open.

 

[kenmbz]

I work for an advertising company.
The amount of AI used in ads is pretty significant, from the items in the video, to the music and voice. Pick a place, drop in some people, change bits and pieces at will and then add gen music and voice over in whatever languages you need.
I doubt most people even know this is happening in most commercials. Though some are pretty obvious (people merged with animals etc.).

Music and voice cadence picked based on heavy research. People talking, synced up to what they are saying. It's amazing stuff.

 

[drssg]

Ex. The AI in an LA riot story remarked that the riot in the Capital was peaceful.
Since LA is not the Capital of California, it was easy to see this was an AI aggregate of a story.

To be fair, that also could have been human error, rather than AI error.

 

[kenmbz]

To be fair, that also could have been human error, rather than AI error.

I have seen it in 2 stories today. So either someone is dumb as a rock or AI.
Some of the grammar was questionable too.
Could be a "foreign" writer too, who has never been to the state.

 

[Mi-Troll]

There's a YouTube video from Fox News.
"AI models become defiant: 'BEYOND FRIGHTENING"

 

[Jstpssng]

I was thinking about getting a weekend job, so filled out an application at HD. They require a multiple choice questionaire, with the responses of previous questions prompting tbe next.
I got to a question about my current fellow employees which had no right answer, or "none of the above."
Since I wasn't about to say that all of my coworkers are lazy blood drinking leeches who would stab you in the back with no provocation, I couldn't finish the application.