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OpenAI Guardrails Cracked: AI Safety Proved Vulnerable
Researchers showed that OpenAI’s AI safety framework can be fooled, letting attackers trick the system into generating dangerous outputs by targeting the model’s own protective layers.
Source: Malwarebytes | HiddenLayer
Read more: CyberSecBrief
Fujifilm: x-hf1
Filmsimulation:ACROS
"You gatta win the midterms 'cause, if we don't win the midterms, I'll get impeached!" Really?! Well, now the Dems really have to win the midterms! I can't wait! >:)
Cabin Tales BE. 3
Guardrails
Don’t fall…
"I know I know that sometimes it seems This nightmare is swallowing our dreams But there is never ever any doubt we're gonna turn this nightmare inside out"
Guardrails
People have a lot of odd ideas about God.
One of the more harmful? That God is all about rules, all about control. That God is some sort of killjoy, some sort of destroyer of free will.
Casting God as the worst sort of authority figure is a very useful thing to do – for purposes of our egos. It lets us see ourselves in the role of the bold hero, shaking loose the shackles of a tyrant whose time is long past.
So we can pretend that there’s a bit of merit (or at least give some sort of bravado) to whatever dumb thing it is that we’re doing.
The germ of truth in that is that God does have rules. But the reality of God’s rules is far less helpful for those of us who want to imagine that we’re brave rebels.
The reality is that God’s rules are like the guardrails on a mountain highway. In the sense that they are there for our safety, to protect us from harm.
They’re also like guardrails on a mountain highway in the sense that there are no armed guards. You and I are free to drive over the guardrails, sending our cars hurtling towards disaster if we want to. No one’s going to stop us.
The thing is, with God’s guardrails, there’s more to it than just safety. With God’s guardrails, there’s an even greater benefit to not driving over them.
That greater benefit is what Jesus is talking about in today’s Gospel when he says,
“Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest.”
The greater benefit is found in that rest. In the peace that comes from resting in God, that comes from letting God worry about where the edge is and how far is too far.
That comes from letting God be God.
Knowing that no matter what happens you’re not going to fall over the edge. You don’t have to worry about it.
Because when you let God be God, you’re inside the guardrail.
Today’s Readings