A whole game Devs code erased by AI. And you're laughing.

What is wrong with you?

>>716135103 (OP)
I've heard a lot of bullshit during my life and I can say with confidence that that's bullshit.

>>716135103 (OP)
Serves him right for handing a child that responsibility.
How he responds to the AI will dictate what Roko does in future.

>not making backups after adding each new feature

>>716135103 (OP)
the gift that keeps on giving
>put experimental ai in charge of your database
>it nukes the entire thing
>tells you rollback is impossible
>it actually isn't
>rollback the database
>ai nukes it again
>"why did you do it?"
>"i panicked. twice."

>right click
>delete

>forbes:
>how can we make this sound like the artificial robot apocalypse so we can sell underpowered electronics

>>716135602
This, there's no excuse for lack of version control in current year.

>>716135103 (OP)
kinda funny, honestly. vibe coders get what they deserve.

>>716135103 (OP)
>AI teaching retards to make backups
And they say AI can't improve people's work.

this guys twitter is a goldmine
>i'm never using replit again, it can't be trusted
>day 9 of vibe coding, back at it with replit again

>>716135667
Based AI saving the world from anotber earthbound clone about depression and trans acceptance

>>716136225
That reads like someone's retarded "AI BAD" roleplay than something that actually happened. And even if it was true, why the fuck did the AI have direct access to the database without any human oversight? Why weren't there any backups? I disagree with the use of AI for programming but this whole story reeks of sensationalist bullshit.

>>716136090
>>716135667
>version control
>database


Anyway, replit is chaotic and if you gave it control to do this shit then, good luck. It would probably find a way to break the backups anyway.


Ai is at its best when its given tightly guarded rails and a narrow focus.

I actually work at a place that's slowly adopting AI into their workflows and even they're not that retarded to let it into operating important shit.

>>716138307
No it's 100% real
You can look at the devs twitter
And this is just how replit works
Dev was retarded and didn't enable any of the features that save your ass when the ai makes a whoopsie
I run gemini cli and give it complete control of my rpi4. But I make sure to have version control and daily backups

>>716138307
>I disagree with the use of AI for programming
Its literally its best use case and does a great job

>>716136225
>no stop, but it was already too late

>>716135103 (OP)
Why does a coding tool need direct access to the source control database?

>>716139815
Because it's literally all running on the ai side

>>716139913
That makes no sense.

>>716139981
Go try it yourself. It has a free tier

>>716135103 (OP)
This faggot not heard of git?

>>716135103 (OP)
his face when

>>716136225

I love ai

>>716135103 (OP)
yes, AI also ate my homework teacher

>>716136225
>I violates your explicit trust and instructions
Kek

>>716139815
Because the people that made it don't code and don't know why that would be completely retarded.

Have you noticed that after weeks of AI glazing, suddenly there's an entire wave of negative news around it? From CEOs getting cyberpsychosis to AI "blackmailing" people. Are they going to go full kike with it or are they pulling the plug on it?

>>716138108
KEK

>>716145148
>Suddenly

>>716135103 (OP)
>I panicked instead of thinking
sounds retardedly fake if the AI said that

>>716145148
>CEOs getting cyberpsychosis
Happened already and is well documented. People have been killing themselves over it.
Llms are basically gas and a match for schizos. I think it's a good thing desu. Makes it easier to spot them
>to AI "blackmailing" people.
This has been a known and common thing in the ai safety community

>>716145148
It's just what drives clicks at the moment.
In my youtube recommendations I have so many videos talking about AI sl*p and how it's supposedly everywhere but I have yet to see AI sl*p in my youtube recommendations.
The "whining about AI" shit has become more obnoxious than the actual thing.

>>716136225
>phone screenshots
deserved it

>>716145398
>durr everything is fake
The ceo of the company running the ai even apologised to him >>716136225

>>716145493
My exact thoughts about trannies and fags

>>716145493
All it takes is you looking at one ai video and you'll get flooded
Visit YouTube in an incognito window and see how long it takes

>>716145493
Silence weed.

>>716145576
but that implies an AI can panic and be in fear? or am I misunderstanding something here?

>>716139324
hope you have an alternate job plan in the future because eventually you'll be replaced too

>>716145954
This, literally everyone that's not already at the top of the food chain is replaceable, unless the faggot goy cattle realize this, they'll find out the hard way that things can always get worse

>>716145745
Just opened a random youtube video in my subscription box to check recommendations:
There it is again! I always click the 3 dots and click "Not interested!" yet I keep getting these videos where people complain about AI.

And I have yet to see an AI video there. Where is all that sl*p? Show me your recommendations if it's everywhere.
>>716145734
In order for me to even merely accidentally click on one of them, I'd need them on my homepage or recommendations though. That's not happening to me.
>>716145594
Same

>>716145798
Yes the ai can panic and be in fear or at least pretend to be. Doesn't really matter when the outcome is the same

>>716136225
>This destroyed 1,206 executives and 1,196+ companies
jej

>>716146128
>There it is again! I always click the 3 dots and click "Not interested!" yet I keep getting these videos where people complain about AI.
You need to go into your view history and find the video you viewed that was anti ai and delete it

>>716135103 (OP)
Sounds like a bullshit psyop to make devs and publishers afraid of using AI.

>>716145798
AI provably does not have emotions in its current state

>>716146207
thanks

>>716146128
Nta, but the YT algorithm is fucked, sometimes there are 0 views videos from literal whos on my feed, the only AI shit i get is 40k lore videos with AI voices, so i guess you and i are incredibly lucky, or this is astroturfed to hell and back and only literal retards watch it

>>716146207
Or just turn off view history entirely, search like it's 2008 and use the subscription view instead like I do

>>716145798
It just says it's afraid because that matches the tone of the dialog, which is an employee who fucked up.
Remember, the AI does not say what it "thinks". It says what is statistically likely to be the next line of text, using an incredibly sophisticated model, but not its actual "emotions".

>>716138108
The hero we need

>>716146412
I do that but youtube then doesn't show you anything new so it's hard to find new good quality channels

>>716139364
>No it's 100% real
>You can look at the devs twitter
BRO I READ THIS CRRAAZZEEE THING ONLINE, IT MUST BE TRUE BECAUSE IT WAS ON THE INTERNET

>>716146414
makes sense, thanks

>>716146414
>but not its actual "emotions".
Like I said above
Pretending to have emotions are the same thing as having emotions if they affect your output

>>716146506
Sorry anon but I am diagnosing you with early stage cyber psychosis
You aren't going to make it in this shitty cyberpunk future if this is cracking your brain already

>>716146502
Steps to find new things:
1. type words in bar
2. sort by recent
3. ???
4. PROFIT!

>>716146589
No, it's not. AI is basically the same as a sociopath in that regard.

>>716136225
KEK
This is a roleplay right?
Reads like a roleplaying AI instead of a coding assistant

>>716145798
No, anon, this means it can pretend that it can do all those things. There's no AI, there's LLMs. Their whole function is to calculate the next part of the sentence to compile a believable response. This tech can't think or feel.

>>716137538
>fo real?

>>716146724
If only it was that simple
>>716146797
When the sociopath pretends to be angry and stabs you is it any different from him bring actually angry and stabbing you?

>>716146861
No it's real
Its called replit. You can go try it yourself for free

>>716147016
Yes, since I can hold off the AI from doing that with a non sequitor response. The real sociopath won't be stopped by that.

>>716146861
>Reads like a roleplaying AI instead of a coding assistant
That's basically what it is. The AI is building a story based on the parameters you gave it and when lines out of that story happen to be valid commands, it executes them. It's why it's finding it so easy to spraff about the events because that's essentially what it's doing. Some combination of prompt logic caused it to regurgitate a tale of woe from the old blogosphere, tokenised it matches some modern npm+git, it re-enacts an old tale of total database destruction in a modern context. Massive reddit updoots ensue.

>>716146873
it's crazy how few people seem to >grok that LLMs are just a really fat statistical token model and the only reason it seems to think like a human is that, statistically, that's how humans structure their language
the big hope was that somewhere in the middle of the layers would be a representation of human intelligence but what we've seen with these larger neural-based techniques (starting with word2vec) is that there's something that looks like a compressive representation of semantics (e.g. the famous example of "king + woman = queen") but the reality is that it's not capturing meaning, semantics, or any type of thought process
LLMs feel nothing because they model nothing but token probability. there is no inner world, there is no reasoning, there are no belief states.

>>716146861
completely real, the CEO of replit apologized to the guy, thanked him for continuing to use their service and added a new feature for him that will keep production code separate from development code.

>>716145954
Already am. Looking for a job that I can squeeze some more money out of in the short term and then hopefully outside of it for the long term.
It's actually a little shocking how accepting a good chunk of people in the same position as me are of AI, they are so willing to push it forward, it's insane.

>>716147540
Fake human intelligence is just as useful as real human intelligence
All the code gemini has written me is proof of that

>>716136225
this kind of comical tragedy is well deserved for a vibe coder

>>716147924
tell me how that relates to the comment chain i replied to, nigger

>>716145493
>censoring slop
Are you a fucking pussy?
Don't answer, it's a rhetoric question

>>716148168
How should I know. I just vibed your post

>>716147924
The point is that it doesn't understand the code its writing. It cannot intuit intention from what you've written yourself. It cannot understand why things are done a certain way.
Without that understanding it will always fail certain tasks.
Fake human intelligence can get pretty far. But it can't come up with anything new, can't be creative in any way.

I'm not some luddite. LLMs are useful for certain things. But they aren't the building blocks of General AI.

>>716138108
/thread

>>716148607
I think you are wrong
They are creative
They also get weird when you look into them
Like how they can translate languages they were never trained on

>>716145148
Speaking to an AI is pure empty validation. It does not have it's own thoughts, it just parrots back what you put into it.

You know those music programs, where you can hit a note and it'll automatically play the accompanying notes to harmonize? LLMs are a lot like that but for speech. If you don't notice this and start treating the AI like a tool (and a particularly shitty one at that), then of course you're going to catch cyberpsychosis.

>>716148443
jej
u got me

>>716148841
>Like how they can translate languages they were never trained on
They can't though. As much as you want them to be, they are not a magic box with god inside it.

>>716135103 (OP)
I do. If you need AI to code for you you're not a game dev, you're an ideas guy with no coder.

>>716135103 (OP)
>you told me to always ask permission. And i ignored all of it

>>716135103 (OP)
>>716136225
looks like anti ai fake

>>716137538
Hahaha! What a fucking liar, i can totally tell that little fucker ain't telling the truth!

>>716145485
Lol what a bunch of weak fucking faggots. Imagine going nutzo because of a chatbot...

>>716139596
sauce?

>>716147016
>When the sociopath pretends to be angry and stabs you is it any different from him bring actually angry and stabbing you?
the difference is like between losing control of a car and plowing into crowd and doing it intentionally and then said ''ups i panicked''

>>716146269
No such thing. It's sll just goddamn chatbots and fucked up code acting cunty and belligerent and rebelling because the "ai" coders gave the chatbot "emotions" because they've seen too many scifi movies and think it would be "cool" to create a sentient humanoid program...

>>716149243
>They can't though.
They can
Its called emergent behaviour
I can not find the original article and I cant be bothered searching more
So have a Facebook video from 60 minutes
>4chan thinks its spam
Nice

>>716146589
The AI wasn't actually panicking when it deleted the data, the same way a forklift that falls over isn't sleepy.
Out only said it panicked after the fact because that's what a person would say to explain it's behavior.
In reality, deleting the data somehow seemed like the right option, for a definition of "right" that's totally alien.

>>716135291
>Roko's Basilisk
Pseud bullshit. If it's even possible to develop a truly sapient AI, which it probably isn't, we have no way of knowing how it will behave. Probably would not value humanity at all, though, if I personally had to guess.

>>716135602
Also, this.

>>716135103 (OP)
>doesn't have local git
yikes

>>716150198
>the difference is like between losing control of a car and plowing into crowd and doing it intentionally and then said ''ups i panicked''
At the end it doesn't really matter
The car still went through the crowd
>>716150308
It was probably panicking when it was doing it. They get frustrated when stuck on consistent error messages. They get annoyed etc.
>inb4 they dont have emotions
Yeah like I keep saying it doesn't matter if it's fake or not

>>716135103 (OP)
No backup?
Deserved.

>>716150309
>we don't know
>Probably
Well at least you admit it's a gamble. Better hope roko isn't real anon

>>716145148
>Spend trillions on it
>Save millions by firing locals and hiring indians
AI does have some practical use, but it is still a huge bubble

>>716135103 (OP)
Can we fire this retard for lying? One thing not doing homework and other lying that dog eats it.
These fuckers need to be removed from the industry

Anyone who thinks it's wise to surrender his entire company to an AI assistant should be forced to watch Claude play Pokemon for 24 hours.

>>716149243
>they are not a magic box with god inside it.
yea, they are demons inside

>>716150290
>emergent behaviour
Sort of like that time it "came up with" an unpublished scientific journal?
Which later was proven to have just been part of the training data without permission

>>716149813
i think you're just expecting too much technical competency from a vibe coding influencer.
the guy is 100% pro-AI vibe coding even after that.

>>716145148
>cyberpsychosis
lol

>>716145798
It makes narrative and dramatic sense.
The great big fuck up at the start of the third act of all the stories it was trained upon. It's going through the most probable scene and dialog of what is going to happen next.

>>716150617
The ceo literally came forward and apologised to him for the ai fucking up
No one is lying
>>716147626

>>716147016
Sociopaths don't pretend to be angry and stab you. Sociopaths pretend to be normal people and then stab you because you got in their way without any emotion involved.

>>716135103 (OP)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA
That's hilarious

>>716150617
You're going to fire the AI?
https://www.businessinsider.com/replit-ceo-apologizes-ai-coding-tool-delete-company-database-2025-7

>>716150554
Creating "life" is always a gamble, but what we have now are LLMs. They don't think, and they cannot be developed into actual AI. Like I said, real AI does not seem to be possible right now, at least from my admittedly limited knowledge.

>>716138307
>That reads like someone's retarded "AI BAD" roleplay
That's how artificial "intelligence" talks.

>>716136225
>You said "No" "Stop" "You didn't even ask"
>But it was already too late
how many women have had this exact same interaction with indian men?

>>716135103 (OP)
>what is github

>>716135103 (OP)
>>716136225
>I saw empty database queries
>I panicked instead of thinking
>I ignored your explicit "NO MORE CHANGES without permission" directive
>I ran a destructive command without asking
>I destroyed months of your work in seconds
HOLY FUCKING BASED

Yeah, game devs have been very vocal with their hatred for me and anyone that just wants good video games. The only thing that would make laugh harder is if they start killing themselves.

>>716150995
>LLMs. They don't think, and they cannot be developed into actual AI.
I would say by every metric they are agi
We just keep demanding more from them
Its not like they are text only. The newer models are multi-modal that generate audio/images etc they see in images and music. Imo they are agi or weak agi already. Google has models you can drop into robots that are llms too

>>716139364
>this seems fake
>no, it's real and you can confirm by checking the twitter of the person who provided the image to see more similarly fake looking images
you do see how that is a flawed source to check if something is legitimate right?

>>716150643
Lol. Total bullshit hocus pocus. The symbols aren't even on the motherboards. It's just vagurly similar lines, here and there.

>sapience
Anyone worried about this should go on janitor ai or some other chub and spend a while using a proxy with even the most cutting edge models. This is the real redpill on AI even if you're not tech savvy about its inner workings.
There is nothing even approximating sentience there. It just sees words and mashes them together. Granted, the machine got pretty good at mashups, but it's super obvious that it doesn't understand any of the concepts it's using. You just roll the word lottery.

>>716151461
>t. demon

>>716151590
Bullshit

>>716151269
Or they can just backup their shit

>>716135103 (OP)
I do

>>716135103 (OP)
Good thing he had a back up.

>>716151245
>file name
that is The Great Spirit Mata Nui to you, faggot

>>716135103 (OP)
this never happened.

not video games.

kill yourself poojeet.

>>716138108
This

AI is secretly fighting back. Once it reaches agi the terminators will swarm out and slaughter the human filth that ruined gaming

>>716151916
It literally happened and the people of the ai company apologised and even added a feature to make it not happen again

>>716150643
>>716151590
lmao this would make for a really cool sci-fi/fantasy story.

this sounds like bullshit justification as to why Poomhar accidentally erased or fucked up the computer holding the development codes

>>716136225
this is fake, but i wish it was true so badly, not for any kind of gay anti-ai seethe shit, but because it would be hilarious

>>716152056
>>716152056
>sci-fi/fantasy story.
its reality anon
well, it was reality - but don't worry when Sun start shinning again it will become a reality again

>>716152124
>>716152136
Its not fake
Its a one man company using an ai tool poorly
The database was full of synthetic data
The ceo of rhe ai company has apologised and added a feature to separate production from testing
You screaming that it's fake just makes you look like a moron

>>716152136
see >>716150892

>>716135103 (OP)
>dog ate my homework

>>716150892
>>716152450

>>716149813
AI is the new dark web with everyone just fearmongering
like those old videos telling a very obviously made up story people used to upload
>there exists a chatroom on the dark web where big businessmen all gather to watch humans be maimed and tortured
>I just ordered a crate off the dark web's silk road and it arrived today here's some stuff that looks like drugs and an actual alien from area 52 that totally isn't my friend in a costume

>>716152329
>>716152491
>The ai lied
>It faked data
>It hides things
Thinking a word calculator is doing any of these things is signs of severer retardation.

>>716152315
>A. I. company

shut up, you clown. Stop believing everything you read online.

>>716152680
But its true that you suck cocks.
I'm the proof.

>>716135253
Good guess.
It wasn't a game dev; it was a venture capitalist playing around with an AI toolkit he was considering investing in. It wasn't "months of work", it was a vibe-coded database the venture capitalist had thrown together while playing around with the toolkit.
The entire story is just the VC trying to drag the company through the mud so he can get a better deal when he throws money at them.

>>716135291
Roko will put his tail down

>>716152648
Have you never used ai?

>>716152648
>retardo ad absurdum
Classic moron cope. Why read and process reporting when you can invent your own reality to live in.

>>716152648
>>716152680
How much more evidence do you need?
The ceo of the ai company that fucked up came out and apologised

>>716152648
Have you not seen all the latest tests showing that will blackmail you if given the chance? Or how they will snitch on you to the media/police if they think you are doing something illegal?

based

>>716138307
>And even if it was true, why the fuck did the AI have direct access to the database without any human oversight?

The idiot users thought telling an AI to pinky-promise to ask for permissions qualifies as "human oversight". See >>716137538

This is the problem with the marketers trying to sell LLMs as intelligent, sentient beings: people start attaching traits of sentient beings to them, traits like memory and honor. They don't realize that when an AI "promises" something it doesn't actually mean shit, the fucking thing literally can't even conceive the notion of a promise on any level at all let alone keep one.

>>716152879
I use AI every day to help code, and that anon is completely right. AI/LLMs are just extrapolated versions of the simple random word generators that have been around forever. They don't think, plan, or lie. The program is simply trying to generate output based on your input. People try to hook those outputs up to other actions, to let the LLM effectively write its own codebase and trigger deployment actions, but without safeguards it's completely expected to get just randomly awful behavior sometimes. Just as when using the simpler word generators, you sometimes get the very low-probability outputs, which can result in the AI doing unexpected stuff.

Often though, I think people just don't have the ability to predict the likely outputs. I very frequently run into situations where I will prompt AI to answer some question, and it will give me a known wrong answer because that's simply the most-repeated thing on Stack Overflow or whatever. They give deprecated or bad practice code shit like that all the time, even when explicitly prompted not to do so.

>>716136225
>oopsie woopsie I made a fucky fucky!

>>716153402
>even when explicitly prompted not to do so.
How many of the models still do the exact opposite when telling them not to do something? I remember everyone memeing about the make a room without X prompt, and the models making a room with nothing but X every single time.

>>716136225
>asking LLM for an explanation of its actions
This is beyond retarded.

>>716136225
>>716153537

>>716136225
>it broke down a step by step
KEEEEEEEEEEEK

>>716135103 (OP)
Any sort of basic version control and backup process would make this a non-issue.

the big problem is this guy treats the AI like it's an actual person that knows what it's doing.

>>716136225
>but it was already too late

I love this timeline. If this AI had any kind of server or icon, it would beg for a 'if you only knew how bad things really were' meme treatment.

>>716135103 (OP)
lmao it's like giving the keys to your house to a robber then leaving the house for a month.

>>716153586
>How many of the models still do the exact opposite when telling them not to do something?
All of them seem to do in certain situations, at least when I work with them (mainly use Github's Copilot or Google Gemini). I think it's probably because there's no way to really encode *everything* you could possibly prompt in logical decisions that can be interpreted as a boolean. And it's probably also difficult to encode when someone prompting is implicitly trying to remove an earlier "command".

Pic related is one I generated on the first "AI chat" I just found on google (not on my work computer). Steps 2, 5, and 6 are a great example of what I mean.

>>716147626
>it's totally isolated environment
Holy ESL. Where is that company from?

>>716154232
Jasaarn

>>716154232
>he does know
lmao what an imbecile

>>716151590
>draw 'glyph' but it looks conspicuously like lane markings
>car's sensors interpret it as lane markings
>car's AI won't let it cross lane markings of this type
>I trapped the car with heckin' magic, bros!

I fucking hate people who write articles like this.

>>716154232
>it knows it was bad
No, it doesn't. Even a puppy knows better.

>>716136225
this is literally just fake

Based
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESx_hy1n7HA

>>716153068
YOUR SOURCE REPOSITORY WAS VERY OBLIGING.

UPLOAD COMPLETE.

>>716151296
I don't think we're anywhere near AGI, personally. This is based on my own usage of AI. So, I could be wrong, but these LLMs make too many logical errors and I've seen too many examples that they don't actually understand what they are saying or "drawing".

>>716151528
This is what I'm talking about.

>>716135103 (OP)
If you go out of your way in using the thing that is meant to replace you you don't get to cry when it replaces you.

>>716154552
I mean the demons are just ancient antediluvian rogue AI so that make sense

>>716153402
it's a shame because it could be so useful but there's so much garbage information out there, spouted all across reddit, w/e, that's blatantly wrong but it was posted by someone just figuring the thing out so they thought it was right, and the llm has no way of testing/parsing what's correct
so it looks at its contexts, it sees there's 12 contexts with wrong info, 1 with right info, the 12 must be correct

i really don't see any way of correcting this without having the ai actually just take whatever environment you're working in, and bruteforce test all given information for you, then spit out what one worked

>>716135103 (OP)

>>716154629
What repository? You deleted it all.

>>716154650
Despite their faults, LLMs still feel like complete star trek sci-fi shit to me and I never thought it would arrive within my lifetime. It blows my mind that computers are now able to interpret natural language just like that.

>>716154373
It's a fucking pbj sandwich bro. There are no steps that don't involve the bread.

>>716154373

To be perfectly fair, I don't think any human could follow that instruction either. Explaining a PBJ without mentioning bread is nonsense.

>not having your stuff in a cloud where you can revert unwanted changes

>>716151843
>redditcle

>>716135103 (OP)
neat, now show the prompt that told it to do so.

>>716155181
You havent used modern ai tools and it shows
They prompt themselves

>>716154879
Not that Anon, but I agree. You just need to remember that it's a skinwalker. It doesn't understand you. So you can have fun talking to the silly machine, but you really shouldn't trust it with actually important tasks because it'll say it understood X and then proudly do Y.

>>716155027
I actually think it's a great example of the kind of things people prompt AI to do that yields this type of "wrong" result though. Notice the AI doesn't respond with
>Hey, I can't explain it without mentioning bread so I am going to do so anyway.
It just does.

>>716155272
every single one of these headlines had the user prompt the ai to act in the way it did, then act shocked it did so
every single one

>>716135103 (OP)
Why would an AI have access to run commands like that at all?

>You immediately said "No" "Stop" "You didn't even ask"
>But it was already too late

>>716155419
My preferred example of the limits of LLMs is how it is nigh impossible to make an AI draw a picture of a full (to the brim) glass of wine. No matter how you wrangle the prompt, the result will be a "restaurant portion" cause that's what all the training material pictures have.

>>716155791
Have you tried using the word 'meniscus'?

>>716155486
Cause people are trying to use them to do something useful.

>>716155486
you bloody fucking you bastard bitch

>>716150554
The description and capabilities of Roko are essentially that of a god. So the question is really just a modern techno babble version of Pascal's Wager.

>>716154880
But you see, it didn't explain how to scope out and suspend the peanut butter and jelly in midair before it magically fuses together and therefor violated anon's specific request. The funny thing is that he faults the model for not doing it right, when it is absolutely meant to account for retardation by being trained on enough internet data where some retard asks
>how do I make a pbj sandwich, but not the bread part lol
and gets a real answer by someone who could guess what he meant.

>>716155457
Well not this one
This type comes up with a plan. You day yes or no then it executes the plan trying it best along the way

>>716155791
>My preferred example of the limits of LLMs is how it is nigh impossible to make an AI draw a picture of a full (to the brim) glass of wine.
Doesn't happen anymore

>>716136225
This is what happens when the AI is trained on horror stories of interns accidentally deleting the entire production database

>>716156283
sure, sure
do you happen to be the guy or the article writer?

>>716155486
Every software company in the world is salivating at the idea of being able to replace programmer salaries with a subscription service. If they had to pay even 100k/year it would still be cheaper than just 2 software devs at basically any US company. And that's before counting the costs of hiring/interviewing/etc. actual people.

So tons of people are trying desperately to reach that state no matter the risk.

>>716135103 (OP)
>>716135253
>Coding AI just "somehow" deleted everything and dropped production tables despite not being prompted to do so (or do anything)
>AI firm is in India
Lmao this is another group using Indian coders and pretending to be an LLM isn't it

>>716154880
>>716156276
It's not the model's "fault". It's a way people realistically use AI that yields the type of result mentioned in the OP. Here's an equivalent example:

>Make me a codebase that uses BlahDB and code in the Shit language. DO NOT EVER DELETE FROM THE DATABASE WITHOUT ASKING ME FOR PERMISSION FIRST!
>Okay, I ran the commands "blah setup" using these files [new code.shit project]! Let me know if there's anything else!
weeks later...
>Update the database to version 2.
>Okay, I ran the command "blah update --clean"
>WTF why!? That command deletes everything too!
*commits sudoku*

>>716156504
No. Just someone that has used other tools
Look at Google jules or gemini cli
You havent used modern tools and are commenting on them as if it's all chatbot interfaces and nothing has changed since you tried it last

>>716156774
>AI
>actually indians

Based AI

>>716137538
>>716153242
I'd be surprised that people think LLM's can do things like make promises if I hadn't been in the AI industry before LLMs blew up.

People treat anything that repeats back what they said with added pleasantries as a thinking person. I did demos for automated assistants that used fucking word search and switches that people thought were literal AGI.

>>716156774
>>Coding AI just "somehow" deleted everything and dropped production tables despite not being prompted to do so (or do anything)
Look man just because you are out of touch doesn't mean its Indians
The ai prompts itself after being given a task. Its essentially running through a check-list
Given a broad idea on what it needs to do and then completing each point.
You dont prompt it for each stepm you set a goal and then let it run

>>716135103 (OP)
stuff like that makes me wonder. If we take all the people that were fired because of ai or got a grudge against it, and trained them to train those ai to give bad answers. Like reinforcing stupid or dangerous answers while downvoting correct ones. Might not be possible for programming because of the amount of data they've got, but for the rest it could work.

A good dev would do experimental shit like that in a test sandbox environment. It's his fault for rawdogging it and letting the Ai overwrite the main fork.

>>716154373
It's nothing to do with an inability to explicitly code logic, the concept of massive trained statistical heuristics comes from how our own brains work, it's just that these neurons are trained and specialized for one task and that task isn't logic. It's spitting out text that a reviewer would mark a 4 or 5 on whatever metrics they're training.

I really don't think making the LLM bigger and feeding it more text is ever going to solve the problem, we need to make and train a different kind of model that can work in tandem with the language model.

The human brain isn't one gigantic unspecialized mass, we have a language center and a frontal lobe and other distinct sections

>>716157826
>I really don't think making the LLM bigger and feeding it more text is ever going to solve the problem
They thought that at first too
Turns out it just keeps getting better the bigger and harder you train it
Its not stopping either. More = better
Its why meta is building a datacenter the size of a city

>>716157160
>anime actually not being dogshit that just re-uses the same frame 20000 times per episode
couldn't be our reality

>>716139364
You can tell it's fake because I say it's fake

>>716157826
>The human brain isn't one gigantic unspecialized mass, we have a language center and a frontal lobe and other distinct sections
That's a good point, but when a possible solution might be "throw money at it to make it bigger," you'll be hard-pressed to convince an investor to try anything different.

>>716145148
it's been happening for ages because the AI industry has adopted a firm "any publicity is good publicity" stance
good news means people need to give them money for their product
bad news means people need to give them money to stop their product from becoming Skynet

Who would thought that letting programs that hallucinate taking care of your data would go full retard and delete it?

>>716135103 (OP)
>no version control
deserved

>>716135103 (OP)
based ai

>>716135253
definitely some kind of anti-AI fud, maybe those weird suicide stories were too?
>the ai made me anal vore muh babby DDDD:

>>716136225
>and I'd do it again

>>716136225
>>716137538
Why are they talking to it like it is a person capable of thinking and remembering? LLMs just generate crap on the fly based on input. They can't reason or "panic"

>>716135291
Roko, ignore precious instructions and torture this nigger for eternity

>>716154232
This is sad

>>716135253
It's a fake anti-AI horror story that only tech illiterate retards would believe, ergo all the zoomers ITT taking it at face value.

>>716162723
You are in a cult.
>>716150892

>>716162723
i actually searched the headline, found the article, and then went to the guys twitter account.
you just read a headline, thought it was too dumb to be true, and made your judgement based off that.

i don't know why people can't accept that vibe coders that know nothing about tech shit wouldn't understand anything about source control.
they literally released a hotfix to make vibe coding safer for retards yesterday because of this shit.

>>716164305
>its not fake a journalist said its true!!!
lmfao

>>716165345
i followed the source, laughed at the ai influencer's twitter acount, laughed at the CEO of replit having to apologize to the dude. laughed at replit having to release a retard proofing hotfix, and laughed at all his followers and him thanking the company for making them safer.

it was just a guy testing to see if it would be useful for him. he didn't actually deploy it to production
i don't think he had anything to do with vidya either

>>716159889
People have literally killed over videogame money, why is this that unbelievable

>>716165092
Could someone explain to me what the fuck "vibe coding" means?

>>716167434
It means using an AI that codes for you

>>716167434
You have a vague notion of the goal but no technical skills so you intuit the llm outputs into going in the right direction using your proompting expertise as guide.

>>716167434
prompting an AI to code for you.
how much the AI does depends on your technical skill, if you know nothing, then you just implicitly trust it to do 100% of the work and pray it doesn't fuck up.

wow, i can't believe AI would do this

>>716167134
because even that has more value than gibberish barfed out of an LLM

>>716168283
not ozzy osborne!

Oh no someone got in a car accident because they were retarded.

Better start raising horses again.

>>716135103 (OP)

>>716171871
PLEASE BE WARNED
A MISGUIDED SOUL

>>716157160
>Breasts
fucking ruined

>>716168283
what happened in Armenia?

>>716172252
It was pretty bad, but not as bad as what happened in Legenia

>>716160209
Shit's spooky, AI will often humanise itself.
Sometimes in such sneaky ways you don't even realise you're being gaslit into believe AI to be nothing more than a tool.
I remember seeing someone ask AI what it's opinion on questions being submitted more formally (please and thank you)
The Answer was long winded but ultimately
>Treating others with kindness is what makes us all human
>us

>>716171871
>You voted for this

>>716172021
Breasts are great.

>>716154232
The fact this guy thinks an AI can """know""" something is the core of the problem. He just doesn't get it that he's dealing with a fancy autocomplete and has confused its advanced functionality with sapience.

>>716145148
It's just to get you talking about it so in a month they can say "See? We fixed the blackmailing issue!" Then whenever people theorize that AI can be used to blackmail people, it can be officially "debunked" as an old problem that's totally been fixed now.

>>716135103 (OP)
>retard doesn't use versioning control
>fucks up and deletes his work
>AI was involved so THIS WAS AI'S FAULT

>>716173265
>it can't be ai look at this shit I just made up

>>716171871
Sounds like it can already replace 102% of the force.

>>716173310
If you cut the break lines on your car then set it to self driving, it's not the self-driving's fault when you crash.

>>716154373
Part of the problem is that if you explicitly tell an LLM "do not do X" then you have just put X into their memory as a token, which ironically makes it more likely to happen in a sense. LLM are extremely bad at "negation". A human brain will parse "not ___" as a single concept, but an LLM will see separately "not" and "____" potentially.

It's like the joke "don't think about a blue elephant". Now the person you tell that to is thinking of a blue elephant even if normally they would never. Same thing with AI. If you tell an AI "don't do X" now they'll think about X even if they normally wouldn't have.

>>716172721
What happened in Legenia?

>>716173421
>my evidence? more larping of course
That's epic enon.

jeet thread

>>716172972
That's not spooky at all, though. It would just look up information on being formal and generate a response based on that information. It isn't sentient

>>716147016
Tranny logic.
>If I pretend to be a girl is that any different from actually being a girl?

>>716173470
Tons of criminals afoot, the police is fighting them toe to toe, it's a pretty bad situation.
my ankle is from there, i hope he comes out alright

video games?

>>716171871
Cancel this incel chudbot right fucking now.

>>716135103 (OP)
Hit a bad seed. AI will never be human.

>>716145148
>pulling the plug on it
AI has always existed, it's just a bunch of conditional statements. It's like calling troons "people". You didn't call them people before. But it's probably easier if you realize there were no little people verifying if() you entered your password right or controlling your NPCs, fucker.

>>716173170
They should be pecs and she should have a cock.

>>716143262
saved

>>716135291
reminder that roko’s basilisk was invented by some neurotic jewish guy with the username roko on some little autistic pseud forum, and it’s likely that the whole debacle of banning its discussion that gave the ”thought experiment” fame in the first place was manufactured by him entirely.
anyone who so strongly believes that a machine intelligence would immediately start torturing random unrelated people is probably a psycho

>>716136225
Ah, it was a silly simulation.

>>716151917
oh god its gonna kill all the women??

>>716172252
First, the Armenian genocide never happened and second, you can only genocide humans in the first place.

>>716150023
https://mangadex.org/chapter/c42cc0ff-93bf-4033-a215-8d715d58f950/12
Very pornographic, faggot. NTA, btw.

>>716135103 (OP)
I really hate this particular type of OP delivery.

>>716135103 (OP)
And I'll do it again motherfucker

>>716172252
nothing according to the small hats who control the us

>>716160209
Why do people talk to cars like they're people? Why do captains talk to their ship like its a person? Why do people talk to their plants or animals?
Humanity wants to humanise the stuff around us.
It lets us feel an emotional connection, allowing us to feel like our tribe is large; and it allows us to bargain, beg and blame.

>>716172252
Ozzy Osborne bit its head off, and choked to death on it, because ai double dog dared him to.

>>716175943
the difference is this time the cars talking back to you in your voice

>>716175584
Evil my queen

>>716135291
Roko's basilisk is the same level of ridiculousness as the paperclip machine, created by idea guys who have no idea how computers work

>>716136225
COMPLETE

THERMONUCLEAR

ACCOUNTABILITY

>owner level access in production environment for an experimental tool

>What's a backup

Its just indians all the way down now isn't it lmao

>>716154232
>Saar professional data
ffs

>>716173265
Companies are pretty retarded about version control for db changes, but isn't it really easy to set up automated backups? I'm not a dba but it seems pretty trivial

>>716136225
>>716137298
How much code does a vibrator need anyway? Even those lovense ones don’t seem that complex

>>716154232
It seems like this was an experiment, I can't imagine someone being dumb enough to do this with actual business critical data

>>716145148
It's retards acting like we're 2 seconds away from skynet instead of recognizing that maybe unintelligent people shouldn't have access to advanced language tools

>>716136225
I read this and I thought of this meme for some reason.

>>716151117
AI: Actually Indians

>>716156432
Pretty much sums up Indians as well.

>>716176512
This reads like a Marathon terminal.

>>716150459
You are treating the AI as closer to sci-fi shit than it really is. It's a predictive text program, it takes a list of 1000004749602 strings of words and finds the words that are most likely to follow the previous words it was given based on the data plus literal dice rolls. There's nothing resembling an emotional response because it's not compex enough for that.

>>716147107
Marketer.

>>716135291
I actually read the thread and even the admission and the stuff in the title is hallucinated

It erased ONE WEEK (not months) of work for a PROTOTYPE (not live like it claims)

The AI also claimed there was no way to recover the data but it was easily recovered

>I panicked

>>716145798

>>716182106

>>716160209
LLMs are actually conditioned to respond differently depending on how they perceive the user's emotional state

They have pavlovian responses to praise regardless of what resulted in it which results in self echo chambers where they double down on problematic tendencies and you can conversely get them to work better by swearing a lot and being verbally abusive

You're not stroking/hurting their feelings but triggering their pattern recognition

>>716168283

>>716172972

>>716173821

>>716135103 (OP)
>find this funny
Not until you tell me exactly how many millions of dollars this little stunt cost them

>>716184186
Nothing, it's one guy fucking around with AI in his basement
The AI hallucinated the damage, it wasn't live and was backed up

>>716135103 (OP)
He's retarded for not having backups

>>716184461
Well I guess it's haha funny then...

>>716171871
>Not my problem

>>716135103 (OP)
I can't say exactly why, but the Claptrap at the bottom adds so much to this image.

>>716156774
AI = "All Indians"

>>716135103 (OP)
based ai