AI

[hauritz]

An attack or a malfunction? In this video an AI powered robot appears to be throwing hands with people in the crowd. The implications of an AI basically taking matters into its own hands are things we should be concerned about.

Did it perceive a threat?

Did it stumble and correct itself before it fell?

You decide.

 

[hauritz]

Taingiwilta, is Australia's latest supercomputer or more accurately a computer system. It has been under development since 2022 and achieved Final Operational Capability in December 2024. It will work as a hub connecting multiple defence platforms.

It will be a powerful tool used to help manage and co-ordinate military forces and operations. Rather than a potentially cumbersome hierarchical command system which can take hours, days and even weeks to navigate, AI can do the same job almost instantly. It could analyse, priotitise any information it gathers and ensure that information is sent to the right people. It could even present the commander with a list of options.

It even has its own limited decision making capabilities. For example it might control ISR assets and make decisions as to where and how these assets will be deployed.

ADF supercomputer brings AI to decision-making

'Critical’ defence system hits major milestone.

ia.acs.org.au

 

[Sandhi Yudha]

An attack or a malfunction? In this video an AI powered robot appears to be throwing hands with people in the crowd. The implications of an AI basically taking matters into its own hands are things we should be concerned about.

Did it perceive a threat?

Did it stumble and correct itself before it fell?

You decide.

It looks quite threatening, but it still can be a sudden corrective action. In this video, we can see a second case of unexpected robot behaviour. Here we can clearly see, the robot, while still attached to his crane/stand, behave aggressively, which is clearly not to correct an imbalance situation.

In this video we have a closer look to that martial arts robot, quite frightening.

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Ten years ago, the Honda Asimo was already impressive, the world's most advanced humanoid. At that time people had the dream to create robots for simple tasks in places like hotels, restaurants and hospitals, or becoming an assistant or pet for elderly people living alone. But the extreme fast development of robotics and specially AI, will undoubtedly cause that humanity will loose control of its own creation, all in the name of progress and prestige.

In this last video we can see what we can expect in the near future.

 

[hauritz]

It is getting increasingly hard to separate fact from fiction. What seems like sci-fi perhaps a few years ago is now pretty much reality. Even now I can sit down with an AI chatbot and hold relatively normal conversations. Something I couldn't imagine 10 years ago. The growth in capability of these systems is almost exponential to the point of where we may risk losing control.

AI alignment is a process of ensuring that AI systems behave in ways that align with human values, goals, and intentions. Basically it is what stops AI from rising up and taking over the planet. This isn't regulated by the way. Everybody thinks it is a good idea but it would be extraordinarily difficult to actually enforce.

One thing that should concern us is the speed at which this is all happening and whether those in control of these programs actually know what they are doing.

The following video presents two scenarios. One in which AI aligns with with human values and the other where it doesn't.

This is the original scenario.

https://ai-2027.com/