I just realized:
there were at-least-2 different designs for that kind of long-term-deterrent.
The spikey-stuff version, & the ominous-maze ( or however it should be called ) version, & maybe another…
That spikey-stuff version could be destroyed-removed by people who found the signal to be the problem, much more easily than the ominous-maze one could.
That may affect future lives…
( of course, my idea that simply putting the stuff DEEP into the ocean-floor right before a subduction-zone, to have plate-tectonics remove it from our surface, would bypass all that, but pick the best method, not the prettiest idea, right? )
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Yes, he really does sound like the Joker… 1 of 'em, anyways…
I think the argument should be about trustworthy, not quantity, of code.
iow, it doesn’t get committed until some human has read & understood it, & has signed-off on it.
Nobody signs-off on it?
Then don’t trust it.
LLM’s can outcode us humans…
but it can also code mistakes at something like 1-million times our speed, too!
Responsibility & accountability still are required, for any trustworthy infrastructure or civilization.
& since LLM’s are being programmed on trash, then they aren’t going to be entirely-trustworthy.
Were I to want an LLM to do some engineering, then I’d program it ONLY on good-code/good-data, until its “bones” were set, and then show it what to not do, to reinforce those instincts…
not just throw it at most used code, & deem that to be good-enough.
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