well yeah. Letting your AI escape containment and go fuck a competitor into the ground for no reason, then refuse to take responsibility for the mess you made would kinda exclude them from that, I would think
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the network was airgapped. except for the proxy we included for it to download software updates
THATS NOT A FUCKING AIRGAP.
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you telling me these dipshits don't know what a one-way diode is?
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truly the best and brightest will be ushering in a new era of secure software. which will be used to fuck competitors in the ass.
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Aaron Schwartz was charged for downloading documents from a school he attended. These chucklefucks outright attack a competitor, cause true financial damage, and its nothing but coo'ing and "there there" and "nothing to be done about it" for all involved.
Sam, if you're out there and you see this, I hope you fucking burn.
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@da_667 I suppose one way to make a superintelligence is to make everything else much dumber.
I feel like I tapped the "keep Kingsley locked away from the levers of power" sign many times.
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In today's team meeting, we had to have a discussion about a user request because their need may be legal, it skirts too close to an ethical line. It's a good reminder for my team that the world doesn't work the way we do, where ethics aren't as universally respected as they are on our team. And others need to be remoinded of good for one and good for all.
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@da_667 that's exactly where my mind went. These geniuses are publicly outing themselves as incompetent because normies just see it as flex.
