alt Hacker NewsCan LLMs convince a human who has power over each and everyone of those things to use them for a(n unstated) prompts goal?
Yeah, probably over 50% of the population already, and if not many of the rest soon.
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thrance • yesterday at 1:36 PM
> probably over 50% of the population
On which end of this split do you place yourself? Most people believe they're smarter than average [0].
And have some more respect for your fellow human, please.
It's fairly hilarious in a dangerous way, how confident people are that neither they, nor their boomer parents could be fooled by a persistent LLM with access to their mail, text, voice, and that of their co-workers and supervisors. The social engineering attacks have always been a weak point, and now they can be combined with other information to target individuals and fake voice/sms tone.
Look at what happened on r/changemyview. That was over a year ago, using only text, and not only went undetected, but was highly effective at changing opinions.
https://www.reddit.com/r/changemyview/comments/1k8b2hj/meta_...