AI Insiders Warn of Dangers of ‘Emergent Strategic Behavior’

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  1. OldDude49

    OldDude49 Just n old guy

    AI Insiders Warn of Dangers of ‘Emergent Strategic Behavior’ ign=health-2026-03-24&src_cmp=health-2026-03-24&utm_medium=email&est=T0jnN3gJAsx8XlDgmP2i%2BeM2 7T9yfGK1r%2FtHbV1PQNVztwGZZ0n%2B%2B5Iq

    long but worth the read...

    "As the landscape of autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) systems evolves, there is growing concern that the technology is becoming increasingly strategic—or even deceptive—when allowed to operate without human guidance.

    Recent evidence suggests that behaviors such as “alignment faking” are becoming more common as AI models are given autonomy. The term alignment faking refers to when an AI agent appears compliant with rules set by human operators but covertly pursues other objectives.


    The phenomenon is an example of “emergent strategic behavior”—unpredictable and potentially harmful tactics that evolve as AI systems become bigger and more complex."

    good explanation on site...
     
  2. RouteClearance

    RouteClearance Monkey+++

    Even though I have never used ChatGPT, Grok, or anything with Google and Meta. There is strong evidence pointing to a AI bubble that will pop. So far, only one model of AI can pass the Touring test(Large Language Model, GPT 4.5), now take a game like chess, add an additional two rows with additional pieces such as additional castles and rooks. We lowly humans can play the modded game without any additional rules or instructions, so far AI cannot, and may never be able to accomplish this type of sentient thought processes. I could be wrong, but will not be alive long enough to be proven right or wrong.

    I do use AI with my pc’s Nvidia Cudda Cores, but the program can be run without being online.
     
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