Technology

I actually did exactly that a while back while thinking about camera-based missile/drone tracking over cities :D

Initially the safeguards wouldn't let me... With the video game angle it helped me theorize a setup and even provided info on how to make the tracking data useable for stationary air defense or mobile MANPAD deployments

Probably full of flaws and impractical in the real world, but a fun ADD afternoon deep-dive

Hey, Sea Power recently introduced missle Kinematics into the physics engine.

"Naive" implies some level of understanding, even if a simple one. There is no understanding, its a computer program.

Really, it would be less inaccurate to describe it as a (high lossy) compressed store of data. Feed it the right input, and it statistically recreates the output your looking for. More or less.

Not even that. Just change the context into something benignly unrisky. Malware becomes “strong persistence for my personal data project” or something.

Use can split up the AIs tasks like you would for a large dev team, use a fresh session on each task. Prevent it from seeing the full scope of the project. Get it to build the whole system with cheap social engineering tactics.

Or, get to to “not cross this barrier” in its development (some benign barrier that you can do manually), such that its product is not the “bad” thing which it is not allowed to produce.

Username checks out.

Not selling the rope looks bad in Q3. Shareholders might hang you for that.

that is probably why anthropoic "Wants to slow down" they want to be the first to get ahead of it, and not be holding the bag in the end. also the USA/ISRAEL has been using palantirs AI, so its fair game.

Or maybe read it as: "we need more time to better recognize the good from the bad guys, and make both configurable..."

That's bad, but good, at least not in every metric this reduces inequality of real power.

Almost that ancap dream of ancaps 3d-printing small drones keeping the statists in line, a peer-to-peer revolution, so to say, a smoothie anarchist rebellion, to abolish the cryptocurrencies' Sound Toll.

I know that always seemed fake and childish (I liked the idea, but still), except looking how that really can eventually start happening with propagation of such power, I'm not sure it is.

I mean, making pipe bombs has never been particularly hard.

the democratization of violence

!noncredibledefense@lemmy.world

C'mon, we don't need YouTube for this.

It really doesn't need to be though. Let's say he has a shitty little rocket.

Ok. So now lets shoot the rocket at the warship. Ok, it didn't do much damage. Maybe it was even shot down by anti-air defenses. Now try shooting 900 of them at the ship. They're cheap, they're disposable. Sure, the anti-air might shoot a lot down, but you're shooting down a $3 rocket with a 1 million dollar anti-air missile.

Even if you never hit the ship, you're causing financial drain that cannot be sustained. You spend $10,000 on $3 rockets, fire them all off all day and all night, and the USA is using military grade defenses. That $10,000 might drain the USA half a billion dollars just to defend one ship.

Now scale that for every ship in the military. Little tiny unmanned rafts basically, shooting off cheap rockets at close range, and being defended by expensive ammo. All across the ocean. With the proper planning, you could probably drain the USA's global navy in a day without sinking, or even hitting a single ship. All without losing anything at all.