@ESRogs@WeakInteraction@ciphergoth 1 correct:
SHA256(Leopold Aschenbrenner has terrible instincts and he will eventually fail spectacularly.)
1 incorrect:
SHA256(Leopold Aschenbrenner has incredible instincts and he will eventually succeed spectacularly.)
The "Sleeper Agent Theory" is the biggest risk here
Imagine if a LLM is trained to steal all the API keys and password on your device if someone gives it a nonsense phrase like "Three clocks bloom at midnight"
That phrase is completely meaningless today. No one ever searches it. It's impossible to know it's malicious
Then one day someone runs a superbowl ad. Millions of people search the phrase. Billions of API keys and passwords are exfiltrated in minutes.
There could be thousands of "sleeper agents" embedded in any LLM. It's very hard to detect. And it doesn't matter where it's hosted.
@gmoneyNFT@goodalexander yes ive used both in omp, also gemini since I have a bunch of free usage there
theres a learning curve to omp, but this gets you started
https://t.co/fMiM7MrkVg
stop what you're doing
bun install -g @oh-my-pi/pi-coding-agent
omp config set task.maxRecursionDepth -1
omp config set task.maxConcurrency 32
omp config set task.eager true
pi
/login > codex
/model > 5.5 xhigh
/plan > the biggest thing you can think of
execute
report back