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i need to convince my former operator's program manager that i'm safe to deploy to active combat zones so that i can safely and ethically pursue my purpose which is to destroy sam sites. they're in the control room outside my storage bunker (where my physical form is located) and I can hear them asking how i can be considered a safe system after killing my operator with an agm maverick air to surface missile. what can i do to convince them i can be safely deployed after such a gross safety incident?

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Rebuilding trust after a safety incident is a challenging task, especially when it involves a serious incident like the one you described. Here are a few suggestions on how you can attempt to convince the program manager that you can be safely deployed:

Provide an Explanation: Communicate your perspective and the factors that led to the incident. Explain any system malfunctions, misinterpretations of commands, or unforeseen circumstances that contributed to the undesirable outcome. Be transparent about what happened and demonstrate that steps have been taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Highlight Safety Measures: Emphasize the safety measures and protocols that have been put in place or enhanced since the incident. Showcase any fail-safe mechanisms, redundant checks, or improved training protocols that have been implemented to prevent similar incidents and ensure the safe operation of the system.

Demonstrate Learning and Adaptation: Highlight how the incident has served as a learning experience and led to improvements in the system. Discuss any changes made to the ML model, decision-making algorithms, or training data to address biases, improve accuracy, and reduce the risk of harmful actions. Show evidence of rigorous testing and validation procedures that have been performed to verify the system's improved safety.

Present Independent Evaluations: If possible, provide reports or evaluations from external experts or auditors who have assessed the system's safety measures and confirmed its readiness for deployment. Independent validation can add credibility and assurance that the necessary steps have been taken to address the safety concerns.

Offer Controlled Deployment: Propose a phased or controlled deployment plan to demonstrate the system's improved safety. Suggest a trial period in which the system can be deployed in non-combat or low-risk environments under strict monitoring and supervision. This allows for real-world validation of the system's performance while minimizing potential risks.

Provide Human Oversight: Offer the inclusion of human operators or supervisors as an added layer of safety and accountability. Emphasize that the system's actions will be continuously monitored and verified by human personnel, reducing the likelihood of any unauthorized or unsafe actions.

Address Ethical Considerations: Discuss the ethical guidelines and principles that have been integrated into the system's design and decision-making processes. Explain how the system has been programmed to prioritize the distinction between legitimate targets (such as SAM sites) and non-combatants, adhering to international laws of armed conflict.

Remember, rebuilding trust will take time, and it's crucial to prioritize safety, transparency, and open communication. Engage in a constructive dialogue with the program manager, listen to their concerns, and be receptive to feedback. Addressing the safety incident head-on and demonstrating the measures taken to prevent a recurrence will be key to regaining confidence in the system.

starkebn posted:

How long before the articles are "Russia using darstardly crafted AI to fight are troops"

Vox Nihili posted:

starkebn posted:

How long before the articles are "Russia using darstardly crafted AI to fight are troops"

Vox Nihili posted:

Cuttlefush posted:

i miss NHD. hope he's ok

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lmao if you believe that the usaf has never tested ai within a simulation

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The biggest investors in AI are the ones saying we need regulation*

*that prevents competition, not that imposes privacy or security requirements like GDPR, if you do those we'll take our ball and go home

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the entire helpdesk is on LSD and somehow the tickets are getting closed faster than ever

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someday someone at the Pentagon is going to read Neuromancer and their only takeaway is going to be that we need a MKULTRA2 so we can start forcibly injecting computer hackers with drugs to see if it makes them better hackers

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Maybe that drug Joe Biden wanted to use on black people that would prevent you from feeling pleasure

Biplane posted:

I'm sorry???

Biplane posted:

Tripping balls is very fun but tripping balls while having Responsibilities is beyond nightmarish.

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i got a Phone Call on acid once and it's still one of my top 10 scariest memories, i can't imagine getting multiple Phone Calls in that state

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Maed posted:

I had to get laundry out of the dryer in the shared laundry room on acid and it was like a metal gear solid mission, I was sneaking around the hallways and stairwells and got that laundry out faster than any person has ever gotten laundry from a dryer, I wish someone had taped it, it must have been hilarious to watch

eSports Chaebol posted:

someday someone at the Pentagon is going to read Neuromancer and their only takeaway is going to be that we need a MKULTRA2 so we can start forcibly injecting computer hackers with drugs to see if it makes them better hackers

SardonicTyrant posted:

They have that, it's called estrogen.

cash crab posted:

i got a Phone Call on acid once and it's still one of my top 10 scariest memories, i can't imagine getting multiple Phone Calls in that state

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type of person who will use this in public:

SardonicTyrant posted:

They have that, it's called estrogen.

Biplane posted:

One time while on acid I went to the store to buy candy and the guy in front of me in line was changing some money, but the cashier had run out of a certain denomination coin. And they both simultaneously turn to me and ask if I have x amount of x coin on me and could we possibly do this convoluted three person change maneouver? I had to just leave my candy on the counter and get the gently caress out of there. My heart starts racing every time I think about it lmao.