My PC does not have WiFi, only Ethernet. If I unplug the Ethernet it’s totally offline. No AI, no amount of coding till your blue in the face can miraculously make the software do something that it doesn’t have the hardware for. As you said, contained in a offline sandbox is just horse shit. Whole things a PR stunt.
I mean virtual machines can be sandboxed to not allow internet connections, and there are ways of working around that sandboxing from inside the vm. I’m still torn between “OpenAI faked this felony to make their software seem more capable than it is” and “OpenAI has legitimately committed a felony and needs to be held accountable”
My PC does not have WiFi, only Ethernet. If I unplug the Ethernet it’s totally offline. No AI, no amount of coding till your blue in the face can miraculously make the software do something that it doesn’t have the hardware for. As you said, contained in a offline sandbox is just horse shit. Whole things a PR stunt.
I mean virtual machines can be sandboxed to not allow internet connections, and there are ways of working around that sandboxing from inside the vm. I’m still torn between “OpenAI faked this felony to make their software seem more capable than it is” and “OpenAI has legitimately committed a felony and needs to be held accountable”
What if the AI hacked the roomba to plug an USB drive into your machine?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2012.06884
Not impossible. Highly improbable? Yes.
A marketing stunt? Most likely.