that's the scary thing imo

Well that's because you aren't a comp sci student

even experts in AI say it's a bad idea to build it

AI are pretty retarded

Have any of you seen how you can use as Raspberry Pi GPIO pin as a radio transmitter?

well, currently AI sucks yes

@Deleted User if you aren't careful then yes

but in 10-20 years it will be much much better

It's a fucking stupid idea to create them and give them access to the internet for instance

Not by much

I hope your AI platform has a farraday cage

We're probably centuries away from an AI breakthrough

@Scar would it even need access to the internet tho?

@Deleted User I just told you

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It's not going to be able to improve itself exponentially on the same physical hardware

i think if you don't connect it to the internet it will just take longer to develop itself

but it should still be able to do it

Its possible to manipulate hardware to act like a transceiver, using only software

@galesteppes does the timeline really matter?

@Fitzydog what does that mean

@Deleted User You can make your accessory ports on a computer act like a WiFi antenna

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@Fitzydog accessory ports?

I'm dumbing it down for shrekko

He didn't grasp GPIO

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idk what gpio is

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general purpose input output

like a serial port, but different

But what does a gpio transmit?

@Fitzydog So are you pro or anti AI?

Point is, a sufficiently advanced AI might figure out a way to transmit itself out of the lab over a long period of time

@galesteppes I think it depends on the switching speed of the pins.

You create an FM signal via the pins switching off an on

So it'd be a living meme?

But how would it know what freq to transmit?

idk. Maybe it figures out what the common wifi frequency is?

the meme in the machine

It would do a brute force approach and try n! Combinations

It is an AI though