whole other level

The deeper problem: AI may be becoming too complex for humans to directly audit, forcing humans to use AI to understand what other AIs are doing.

This is a tipping point, but surely quarterly returns for shareholders outweighs any lingering concerns. After all, there's money to be made.
 
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My son recently left Google, where as the Senior Director for Search he had spent the last few years embedded with AI projects that eventually replaced his entire team, so he is acutely aware of AI function and potential, a topic we discuss frequently.
He just started a new gig, VP for Infrastructure at a financial consulting start-up focused on high net worth clients. A primary concern of theirs? How to safeguard client investments from AI generated rip-offs.
Regarding this...we use LastPass to generate random 'dense' passwords. A European firm turned their AI loose on several password generating products, requesting it hack into created accounts protected by random generator passwords...it took seconds.
The defense for investment/banking entities is of course 'home' AI's whose job is to defend accounts against exterior AI attacks. But when AI's start collaborating on their own with their 'owners' completely unaware of it, do opposing AI's actually battle...or instead collaborate?
The rubber will really hit the road when we become aware of the first massive AI generated financial rip.
At which time it will be too late to stuff that genie back in the bottle.
 
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Don't forget to build the bunker.
Start storing water and food rations.
 
Ancient Humanity attempted to build a tower to make a name for themselvesl. Nothing that they proposed to do would be impossible for them and thus they were scattered because their technological unity outpaced their moral wisdom. We can only hope.
 
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