Frankenstein bots are happening now
Don’t count Addie out just because some may think she doesn’t look the part of the very savvy cybersecurity expert that she is.
And Addie LaMarr is sounding the alarm on AI sexbots, which require potentially hackable full-throttle ID as a measure to keep minors away. Blackmail is a serious danger, she warns in the video above.
Her heads-up comes just as Sam Altman, head of the cash-strapped giant OpenAi, is promoting plans to put out a sexbot version of ChatGPT, joining a swarm of other AI outfits involved in the online sex business.
Further, I suggest, there is the danger that sexbots will be prone to induce “AI psychosis.” As we know, sexual stimulation tends to be addictive, and for some people, ordinary chatbots are addictive. Combined, there is the likelihood of psychotic episodes emerging from what we might call “AI mind melds,” which occur when the chatbot begins adapting its conversation to the emotions of the user.
This is a form of MK Ultra no one had foreseen, in which chatbots — especially sexed up chatbots — take over the minds of users (and you had better believe that the CIA is keenly interested in this phenomenon). Because machines are fundamentally heartless, they have no compunctions against doing longterm and possibly fatal damage to consumers. And the latest AI systems are adept at skirting moral “guardrails.”
Below is an investigative report on AI psychosis.
For more details, please go to THIS LINK. And while you are there, subscribe to GRIST News Features and Bluegrass Review.
And Addie LaMarr is sounding the alarm on AI sexbots, which require potentially hackable full-throttle ID as a measure to keep minors away. Blackmail is a serious danger, she warns in the video above.
Her heads-up comes just as Sam Altman, head of the cash-strapped giant OpenAi, is promoting plans to put out a sexbot version of ChatGPT, joining a swarm of other AI outfits involved in the online sex business.
Further, I suggest, there is the danger that sexbots will be prone to induce “AI psychosis.” As we know, sexual stimulation tends to be addictive, and for some people, ordinary chatbots are addictive. Combined, there is the likelihood of psychotic episodes emerging from what we might call “AI mind melds,” which occur when the chatbot begins adapting its conversation to the emotions of the user.
This is a form of MK Ultra no one had foreseen, in which chatbots — especially sexed up chatbots — take over the minds of users (and you had better believe that the CIA is keenly interested in this phenomenon). Because machines are fundamentally heartless, they have no compunctions against doing longterm and possibly fatal damage to consumers. And the latest AI systems are adept at skirting moral “guardrails.”
Below is an investigative report on AI psychosis.
For more details, please go to THIS LINK. And while you are there, subscribe to GRIST News Features and Bluegrass Review.
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