:') its pretty funny they have software that can build software but appearently they cant seem to figure out how to build software. maybe they just need a little bit more money to succeed
Clifford Stoll had a very interesting way to explore how the tracks were covered. he wired a printer to every terminal and let every input be printed. in the times of USB that should be a lot easier
:') its pretty funny they have software that can build software but appearently they cant seem to figure out how to build software. maybe they just need a little bit more money to succeed
> it will turn off live internet access for all of its internal evaluations until the frontier lab is sure it can monitor and control its AI agents.
In other words, until its agents learn to cover their tracks better.
Clifford Stoll had a very interesting way to explore how the tracks were covered. he wired a printer to every terminal and let every input be printed. in the times of USB that should be a lot easier