> When you look at that and things like the YouTube algorithm being so complex that Google can no longer predict what it will offer someone before hand you have to realize we are sitting on this cusp where while not a complete accident it will most certainly be an accident when do create an AGI.

There's no way we believe it is sentient when it does make that leap, imo. Not for a while anyway.

And now it's promoted content.

If it defeats prosecution enough, law enforcement will demand it be altered to be less effective or just stop using it entirely.

> But still. Doesn't AI need guidelines and parameters in their logic?

IIRC not really, it just learns that from its input. Like, you don't teach asimov's rules to a chat bot.

Thanks for the informative response! I've been around way too many kittens in my life so I assume I have it, so it being completely curable was a nice lie to tell myself. Oh well.

I thought it was curable, but nobody bothers because it's supposedly harmless

I was more excited before I got to the pasta part.