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    Miles Brundage Notes Past Dismissal of AI Misuse Warnings

    The AI policy researcher recalls annoyance at sci-fi scenarios in his coauthored paper on malicious AI use.

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    Miles Brundage posted on social media about reactions to a paper he coauthored titled The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence. He observed that some readers found the included examples unrealistic at the time. Brundage leads AVERI, a nonprofit that performs third party auditing and evaluation of frontier AI systems. The post highlights the listed scenarios without claiming they have come to pass.

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    @Miles_BrundageJust thinking about how, when my coauthors and I published "The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence," some people were annoyed by us talking about sci-fi scenarios like automated hacking and spear phishing, lethal autonomous drones, etc. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.07228

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    @Miles_BrundageJust thinking about how, when my coauthors and I published "The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence," some people were annoyed by us talking about sci-fi scenarios like automated hacking and spear phishing, lethal autonomous drones, etc. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.07228