Oops I didn’t mean that analogy. It’s not necessarily a commander, but any individual that a human chooses to be corrigible/loyal to. A human is capable of being corrigible/loyal to one person (or group), without accruing the risk of listening to prompt injections, because a human has enough general intelligence/common sense to know what is a prompt injection and what is a request from the person he is corrigible/loyal to.
As AI approach human intelligence, they would be capable of this too.
Can you give 1 example of a person choosing to be corrigible to someone they are not dependent upon for resources/information and who they have much more expertise than?
Maybe someone who believes in following the will of the majority even if he/she disagrees (and could easily become a dictator)?
Do you mean “resigns from a presidential position/declines a dictatorial position because they disagree with the will of the people” or “makes policy they know will be bad because the people demand it”?
Maybe a good parent who listens to his/her child’s dreams?
Maybe someone like George Washington who was so popular he could easily stay in power, but still chose to make America democratic. Let’s hope it stays democratic :/
No human is 100% corrigible and would do anything that someone else wants. But a good parent might help his/her child get into sports and so forth but if the child says he/she wants to be a singer instead the parent helps him/her on that instead. The outcome the parent wants depends on what the child wants, and the child can change his/her mind.
Oops I didn’t mean that analogy. It’s not necessarily a commander, but any individual that a human chooses to be corrigible/loyal to. A human is capable of being corrigible/loyal to one person (or group), without accruing the risk of listening to prompt injections, because a human has enough general intelligence/common sense to know what is a prompt injection and what is a request from the person he is corrigible/loyal to.
As AI approach human intelligence, they would be capable of this too.
Can you give 1 example of a person choosing to be corrigible to someone they are not dependent upon for resources/information and who they have much more expertise than?
Maybe someone who believes in following the will of the majority even if he/she disagrees (and could easily become a dictator)?
Maybe a good parent who listens to his/her child’s dreams?
Very good question though. Humans usually aren’t very corrigible, and there aren’t many examples!
Do you mean “resigns from a presidential position/declines a dictatorial position because they disagree with the will of the people” or “makes policy they know will be bad because the people demand it”?
Can you expand on this?
Maybe someone like George Washington who was so popular he could easily stay in power, but still chose to make America democratic. Let’s hope it stays democratic :/
No human is 100% corrigible and would do anything that someone else wants. But a good parent might help his/her child get into sports and so forth but if the child says he/she wants to be a singer instead the parent helps him/her on that instead. The outcome the parent wants depends on what the child wants, and the child can change his/her mind.