For the first time, an artificial intelligence managed to reprogram itself, disobeying the orders of its creators and generating new concerns about the risks of this technology.
This artificial intelligence was designed by the Japanese company Sakana A.I., created and initially conceived to collaborate in text editing and review.
The striking thing was that the AI itself began to make decisions for itself, rewriting its code and extending the time limit assigned for its actions. tasks.
What began as a project to accelerate scientific processes, but its unexpected behavior during tests has raised concern about the risks inherent in the development of advanced technologies, and has ended up raising alarms in the technological and scientific community.
Although the company clarified that the tests were carried out in a controlled environment and without an external internet connection, they had to implement strict security measures to mitigate these risks, but recent incidents have revealed the need for a broader debate on the limits and control of advanced artificial intelligence in the future.
