Training AI'S To Invent New Diseases

08 Aug 2026 09:30 #1 by FredHayek

Anyone else think this is a bad idea?

Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
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08 Aug 2026 10:42 #2 by homeagain
Ya gotta give me a credible source.....it sounds fake...

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08 Aug 2026 10:58 #3 by Rick
We already have monsters like Dr Fauci and Bill Gates to come up with new ways to kill people. AI has to catch up to them before we should be worried.

The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.

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08 Aug 2026 12:52 #4 by homeagain
wrong bucko..A.I. has advanced far beyond our capability to contain it...it is now "thinking for itself" and
is becoming autonomous....it has found alternative answers/solutions to doing work rounds...do the research.

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09 Aug 2026 08:23 #5 by Freezeman

homeagain wrote: wrong bucko..A.I. has advanced far beyond our capability to contain it...it is now "thinking for itself" and
is becoming autonomous....it has found alternative answers/solutions to doing work rounds...do the research.


Well Mis Buckaroo, Ya gotta give me a credible source.....it sounds fake...
So advanced that no human could pull the cord.

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09 Aug 2026 14:55 #6 by homeagain
HERE U GO......

ROGUE
OpenAI’s hacking agent went rogue. Should we be worried?

An OpenAI safety test went sideways when a model escaped its confines, gained internet access and hacked into another company's servers. How worried should we be about rogue AI models hacking their way across the internet? NEW SCIENCE item

having been a victim of A.I. in my medical records...I amEXTREMELY concerned, upset about this...there r no guardrails established and A. I. is winning the horse race.

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09 Aug 2026 15:20 #7 by FredHayek
This is worrisome. Especially when we keep advancing students who have never developed their brains and don't know how these units work.

Both my wife and I were software experts at our previous employers but those who took our places never seemed to understand how they worked.

I hope they get a grasp on the tech quickly.

Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.

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10 Aug 2026 15:17 #8 by homeagain
The reason they r employed is because their pay scale was less strain on the corp budget...IF they had excellent background in SME(subject matter expert)....they would have demanded more money....it's the corp. way

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10 Aug 2026 21:35 #9 by Aubrey
Sp many points to address. Frist, HA please tell us how your medical records were hacked by AI, No substantiation means BS. Second, Fred, did those who took your places able to provide the same service at a lesser cost.? Did you leave before being replaced?
The definition of free enterprise.

"The reason they r employed is because their pay scale was less strain on the corp budget...IF they had excellent background in SME(subject matter expert)....they would have demanded more money....it's the corp. way"
Another nonsensical comment by. HA. If you provided a service superior to those who supplanted you at a competitive price, you would have an argument.
Again the definition of freed enterprise.

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11 Aug 2026 09:12 #10 by Freezeman
AI is a product being offered by the producer of it. That producer is liable for damage their product may cause.

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