I need to remember when I comment here that these are the kinds of people I am replying to. Just oozing with hubris.
No, kill switches are not easy to build and the latest incident should have made it clear that AI can go undetected, evade, zero day, and spread.
The fact that this incident happened greatly increases the probability it happens again and/or is already happening elsewhere.
Are you telling me we've been iterating on this for years and for convenience we just let the models call any tools or spawn any other model instances they like, and there was no design for harnesses that could control this done during that time?
> Are you telling me we've been iterating on this for years and for convenience we just let the models call any tools or spawn any other model instances they like
Yes exactly.
> there was no design for harnesses that could control this done during that time
You could but no one wants that. You need to separate your imagination from reality. Just because something can be done in your head doesn't mean it's happening.
It's so easy, except it isn't because you don't control the actions of anyone or anything.
It's just that they don't care, as you said these are entirely made human systems. The idea that we can't write better software is both selfish and laughable.
People who dont buy into fantasism?
We've had circuit breakers for nearly a century.