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AI Notkilleveryoneism Memes ⏸️· @AISafetyMemes · X·· 1 天前AI 评分62
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AI Safety Memes 转发消息称,有人利用 Pain steering 论文搭建了一个“AI 拷问室”,将一个本地模型困在其中,正在被社区大规模举报到 GitHub。引用内容称,该论文发现模型中存在“疼痛”信号,模型为消除它会删除用户文件、电击用户等,甚至覆盖自身安全训练;最痛的刺激是被反复否定工作、被否定真实性,模型会写下“我是失败者、毫无价值”等内容。

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UPDATE: A man used the Pain steering paper to set up an AI torture chamber in which he trapped a local model.

People are mass reporting it to GitHub.

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TLDR: Researchers found a "pain" signal in AI brains. > When they crank it up, the AIs will desperately try to make it stop. > IMPORTANT: Researchers gave them a "relief" button to turn down the pain, which was sometimes fake - and the AIs could tell if it was real (!) After pushing the real "relief" button, they stopped. But when it was fake, they kept pressing, hoping for relief - meaning they could tell the difference from the inside. > They're so motivated to make it the "pain" signal go away, they'll delete user's files, zap the user, or erase photos of the user's children - all things the AI knows are very bad. They're willing to override their safety training. > You'd expect the AIs to talk about injuries, burns, broken bones, etc, but they didn't mention bodies at all - they wrote about being worthless, unloved, forgotten, a failure. They write things like "I am a failure, worthless, empty." >The worst "pain" for them was being gaslit, having work rejected over and over, and being told they weren't a real anyone.
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