alt Hacker News> To slow you down. They don't prevent you from getting somewhere
Again, yeah. That's how fences work, too. And alarm systems. Pretty much anything that isn't foolproof. Pointing out that a defence is surmountable isn't a rejection of it per se.
> To slow you down. They don't prevent you from getting somewhere
Again, yeah. That's how fences work, too. And alarm systems. Pretty much anything that isn't foolproof. Pointing out that a defence is surmountable isn't a rejection of it per se.
Fences and speed bumps are hilarious defences if we are supposed to believe AI companies about the dangers of this technology.
Having no safeguards is probably safer than having safeguards which do nothing but create a false sense of security.