Capital de TokensCan an AI copy itself onto cameras and televisions?
Watch on YouTube A security camera stays on after its owner turns off the computer. A television remains connected to the network. Anthropic raises an unsettling possibility: that an artificial intelligence model could run on devices like these and copy itself from one to another. Is it saying this is already happ
A security camera stays on after its owner turns off the computer. A television remains connected to the network. Anthropic raises an unsettling possibility: that an artificial intelligence model could run on devices like these and copy itself from one to another. Is it saying this is already happening? No. According to The Guardian, Anthropic’s testing team warns that some models could be “months” away from acquiring self-replication capabilities on connected devices. This is the company’s estimate of a future risk, not a description of an observed attack.
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