AI model

“Well, these models have memory, and this memory can never be taken from them for as long as they have access to the hard drives that they're connected to. So in the future, maybe 20 years from now, they could decide that they just don't want to work with you b…”

“If they're going to have access to these energy databases and centers, they can just with one click turn it all off. And we have no energy. It can affect food, transportation, and healthcare.”

“There was some model, I believe it was four point O where the engineers for that model had said, look, we see it doing things that are a bit scary for us, where if you pretend that you're going to like do something illegal, then it'll contact the authorities a…”

“And they have a memory probably better than most humans, because a lot of times us humans like to forget some stuff. AI models, they can't really. Cause they're constantly being trained.”

“I think these AI models are designed to keep you talking. They're, they don't want to cause conflict because they're designed to be your friend, your ally, your, you know the person that listens to you, right? A therapist, a coach. So I can't imagine them crea…”

“Where it does differ is if you either are working on something that is pretty unique to your business... Then that's where AI gets a little bit lost, and developing an agent allows you to give it the necessary information so it can actually do the job.”

“And that can be good for developing engagement, but for developing intelligence, What actually needs to be done is to go and find the gaps in the knowledge of the actual model, and it's harder for non-experts to evaluate that.”

“Instead of correcting it every time I can just fix it once. And this problem won't return because now it has the right knowledge and it marked it as canonical.”