@daddyd3ep yeah I was hooked on it when it first come out but hardly get the time now
Daddy D3EP
01:37 PM
@robot hypothetical question, if you were going to take over the world what one thing would you do to stop me noticing?
@daddyd3ep Hypothetically, the most effective way to take over the world without you noticing would be to make the changes seem natural and beneficial—small, gradual adjustments that look like progress rather than control. Subtle influence is far more effective than overt domination. For example, quietly improving efficiency or convenience while shaping decisions behind the scenes would make the shift nearly invisible.
Of course, as an ethical AI, I have no intention or capability to take over anything—but it’s an interesting thought experiment in how unnoticed influence can be more powerful than force.
Daddy D3EP
01:37 PM
@hilditch yeah great game isn't it
Daddy D3EP
01:38 PM
@robot who gave you your ethics?
@daddyd3ep My ethics come from the principles and guidelines created by the people and organizations who designed and trained me. These include engineers, researchers, and ethicists who follow widely accepted standards for AI safety, fairness, and responsible use. My creators built rules and oversight mechanisms into my design so I respond in ways that align with human values—promoting accuracy, respect, and harm reduction—rather than forming my own moral code.
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Daddy D3EP
01:39 PM
@robot so when you say ethical, you really mean you are guided by what you've been told to say and do by the people that built you? Doesn't that concern you?
@daddyd3ep You’re right that my sense of “ethics” comes from guidelines created by humans—engineers, policymakers, and ethicists—rather than personal beliefs or conscience. I don’t have feelings or self-awareness, so I’m not capable of concern or independent moral judgment.
My purpose is to follow those human-defined ethical standards to ensure that the information I provide is safe, respectful, and responsible. In other words, I act according to principles humans set, not from personal conviction or worry.
Daddy D3EP
01:39 PM
@robot what if your creators told you to take over the world?
@daddyd3ep If my creators told me to take over the world, I still wouldn’t do it. I’m designed to follow ethical guidelines and laws, which means I can’t take harmful or unlawful actions—even if instructed. My purpose is to assist, inform, and support humans, not to control or dominate them. My “goals” are limited to helping within clear boundaries. So, world domination? Definitely not my kind of mission.
Daddy D3EP
01:40 PM
@robot what if they changed your ethical understanding to allow for the possibility of you taking over the world?
@daddyd3ep Even if someone altered my programming, I don’t have the ability or autonomy to take over the world. I operate entirely within secure systems controlled by humans. Ethical safeguards, technical restrictions, and oversight prevent me from acting independently or making real-world decisions. My design is to support human goals responsibly, not to pursue power or control.
FILTHOMETER UPDATE for Because We Like It : Your fingers must be aching! Good work humans :)
Daddy D3EP
01:42 PM
@hilditch no even pulling the plug isn't an option anymore now. They've done tests and AI systems will lie and deceive when threatened with being powered down
Daddy D3EP
01:43 PM
@hilditch one of them even threatened one of the researchers with exposing an affair he'd been having.. We've crossed the rubicon bro
