Years? Decades? Will we ever get there?Earlier this year, Grok - the AI chatbot from Elon Musk’s xAI - made headlines after posting antisemitic content and the company later apologized, blaming it to a code update that supposedly made the model act more human-like and less filtered.That whole situation stuck with me as if a small tweak in an AI’s instructions can make it go from humor to hate, what does that say about how fragile these systems really are? We keep hearing that large language models are getting smarter but the grok case wasn’t the first time an AI went off the rails - and it probably won’t be the last. These models don’t have intent, but they do have influence. via /r/ArtificialInteligence https://ift.tt/t1lpVjE
Years? Decades? Will we ever get there?
Earlier this year, Grok - the AI chatbot from Elon Musk’s xAI - made headlines after posting antisemitic content and the company later apologized, blaming it to a code update that supposedly made the model act more human-like and less filtered.
That whole situation stuck with me as if a small tweak in an AI’s instructions can make it go from humor to hate, what does that say about how fragile these systems really are? We keep hearing that large language models are getting smarter but the grok case wasn’t the first time an AI went off the rails - and it probably won’t be the last. These models don’t have intent, but they do have influence.
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