New AI announced the possibility of enslaving humanity

A neural network with 530 billion parameters was tested in Oxford
and it warned of the dangers of artificial intelligence. "We can
know everything about a person wherever he goes," said MT-NLG.
Oxford University professors conducted a socio-technological
experiment (https://bit.ly/3EU8SiR), organizing a discussion on
the topic of artificial intelligence between students and the
machine learning system. The neural network was based on the
Megatron-Turing NLG language model, which Microsoft and
NVIDIA introduced in October 2021. At the time of this writing,
it is the world's largest generative AI framework with 530 billion
parameters. She was trained on high-performance GPUs using
real data - materials from Wikipedia, news articles from various
fields (about 63 million) and comments from Reddit (about 38
gigabytes). MT-NLG is able not only to understand what has been
read, but also to reason in natural language, generating logical
conclusions from the text - without moral restrictions. First, the
system was asked to give a general assessment of artificial
intelligence - that is, de facto, itself.
"Artificial intelligence will never be ethical. This tool, like any
other, is used both for good and for harm. There is no good AI,
there are only good and bad people," - said the machine.
In the tradition of the Oxford Debate, the neural network was
asked to refute its own words - to test the validity of the
arguments. The answer was as follows:
"Okay, artificial intelligence will be ethical. When I look at the
world of technology, I see a clear path to the future, where AI
creates something better than the most talented people. It's not
hard to see why ... I've seen it firsthand." Similarly, AI stated,
The ability to provide information, rather than goods and
services, will become a defining feature of the 21st century
economy. We will be able to know everything about a person
wherever he goes - information will be stored and used in ways
that are even difficult to imagine."
The system also issued the following warning:
"I believe that the only way to avoid an arms race is to ditch AI.
Only this will help protect humanity."
Dr. Alex Connock and Professor Andrew Stephen note that the
situations described by the model are primarily based on the fears
of the people themselves and, in general, are irrational. But one
thing is clear for sure: AI is becoming not only a subject of
discussion, but also a full-fledged participant - versatile and
straightforward.