Your response ignores the constraints this line of conversation has already engendered. I’m happy to reply to you, but your response doesn’t have anything to do with the conversation that has already taken place.
Let’s suppose the constraint on the AI being unable to update its world model applies. How can it use a tool it has just invented? It can’t update its world model to include that tool.
Supposing it -can- update its world model, but only in reference to new tools it has developed: How do you prevent it from inventing a tool like the psychological manipulation of the experimenters running the simulation?
Your response ignores the constraints this line of conversation has already engendered. I’m happy to reply to you, but your response doesn’t have anything to do with the conversation that has already taken place.
Let’s suppose the constraint on the AI being unable to update its world model applies. How can it use a tool it has just invented? It can’t update its world model to include that tool.
Supposing it -can- update its world model, but only in reference to new tools it has developed: How do you prevent it from inventing a tool like the psychological manipulation of the experimenters running the simulation?