> It still needs guardrails, and some domain knowledge, at least to prevent it from using any destructive commands
That just means the AI isn't adequate. Which is the point I am trying to make. It should 'understand' not to issue destructive commands.
By way of crude analogy, when you're talking to a doctor you're necessarily assuming he has domain knowledge, guardrails etc otherwise he wouldn't be a doctor. With AI that isn't the case as it doesn't understand. It's fed training data and provided prompts so as to steer in a particular direction.
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I don't think that's it at all.
> It still needs guardrails, and some domain knowledge, at least to prevent it from using any destructive commands
That just means the AI isn't adequate. Which is the point I am trying to make. It should 'understand' not to issue destructive commands.
By way of crude analogy, when you're talking to a doctor you're necessarily assuming he has domain knowledge, guardrails etc otherwise he wouldn't be a doctor. With AI that isn't the case as it doesn't understand. It's fed training data and provided prompts so as to steer in a particular direction.