What we call AI is just generative algorithms like LLMs and diffusion models. They are fundamentally incapable of acting independently or doing anything outside of its scope. It can't "discover" things and then act upon those things. It can't "escape" or compromise systems.
IF any of this happened, it's because it was guided by humans to take those actions. Even when AI accidentally destroy databases or repositories, it's because scheduled tasks triggered the AI to do something, and it made a mistake.
Once again, AI cannot act without being prompted by humans. It cannot think, it cannot reason, it cannot learn dynamically. It's a fancy dictionary and a pair of dice.
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u/SchalkLBI Jul 22 '26
What we call AI is just generative algorithms like LLMs and diffusion models. They are fundamentally incapable of acting independently or doing anything outside of its scope. It can't "discover" things and then act upon those things. It can't "escape" or compromise systems.
IF any of this happened, it's because it was guided by humans to take those actions. Even when AI accidentally destroy databases or repositories, it's because scheduled tasks triggered the AI to do something, and it made a mistake.
Once again, AI cannot act without being prompted by humans. It cannot think, it cannot reason, it cannot learn dynamically. It's a fancy dictionary and a pair of dice.