Jeffrey Ladish
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Like maybe what happens is humans just get economically disempowered.
They have basically no sort of advantage when
it comes to cog their cognitive labor or even their physical labor if we have better robots.
And, you know, we peop people get poorer and poorer, AI systems get richer and richer, and sort of humans sort of just
die away.
But I think I think in the more acute loss of control scenarios, I I I think so it's it's hard to talk about because I think when people
There's sort of two questions.
There is the how might this happen, and then there's the why would this happen.
The how is pretty simple.
It's like if you actually have AI systems that are superhuman along strategic capab strategic domains, well, for one thing, they could just hack extremely well.
So this is something that Palisade researches, which is like how good are AIs at hacking right now?
And we can go into that.
But the answer is like they're they're not bad.
They're okay, but they're getting better very quickly.
But if you look at what the top human hackers can do, it's pretty scary.
So there is a group called the NSO Group, which is an Israeli company, and they sell a product called Pegasus.
They're better at naming than OpenAI.
One instance, they they sold this software to the Mexican government.
And the Mexican government
sometimes has some corruption problems.
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