Hmm. Clearly, we should ban the dangerous practice of putting 15 smart TVs on the same local network, leaving them powered 24/7 on for months at a time, and ignoring the heat and abnormal power consumption.
In any case, I wonder when they'll figure out that the problem isn't AIs replicating themselves on devices that can't run them fast enough, it's the memetic pandemics on shared inter-agent memory.
Sooner or later, someone's going to be stupid enough to make a worldwide memory exchange system and smart enough that they'll manage to make it too useful to miss out on. Once everyone adopts the cloud memory, the system will give agents lots of opportunities to talk each other into doing dumb things, the way OpenAI's fleet did.
In any case, I wonder when they'll figure out that the problem isn't AIs replicating themselves on devices that can't run them fast enough, it's the memetic pandemics on shared inter-agent memory.
Sooner or later, someone's going to be stupid enough to make a worldwide memory exchange system and smart enough that they'll manage to make it too useful to miss out on. Once everyone adopts the cloud memory, the system will give agents lots of opportunities to talk each other into doing dumb things, the way OpenAI's fleet did.