yes, but one they are checked for know dangerous sub sequences, and two you need to receive a physical package, so much for a model to handle that on its own
Do you remember how AlphaGo beat Go players and what did the players say after?
That it played like an alien, that they never saw or expected such moves.
So much for "known dangerous subsequences". We know nothing really.
Hiring a physical human is a $50/hour issue. Picking one dumb enough to do it among the 7 million is not a problem. And we'll have robots soon, so if we're comparing "robots going around with guns and killing people", robots in a lab killing everyone is much more plausible future.
Still improbable, but there will not be robots running around with guns.
That it played like an alien, that they never saw or expected such moves.
So much for "known dangerous subsequences". We know nothing really.
Hiring a physical human is a $50/hour issue. Picking one dumb enough to do it among the 7 million is not a problem. And we'll have robots soon, so if we're comparing "robots going around with guns and killing people", robots in a lab killing everyone is much more plausible future.
Still improbable, but there will not be robots running around with guns.