...it’s just a question of someone who understands the system taking the time to implement it.
We got some unfriendly AI here trying to tile LW with spam and nobody takes the time to implement a solution? If the SIAI fails this field test we’re doomed.
We got some unfriendly AI here trying to tile LW with spam and nobody takes the time to implement a solution? If the SIAI fails this field test we’re doomed.
I’m not sure the goal is complete tiling. Note that if a website is completely tiled with spam then people will stop linking to it. The goal therefore should be to spam but not spam so much as to fill the website with just spam. This would in fact explain why we don’t get a lot more of them placed: there’s a deliberate limit on the rate of spamming.
We got some unfriendly AI here trying to tile LW with spam and nobody takes the time to implement a solution? If the SIAI fails this field test we’re doomed.
I’m not sure the goal is complete tiling. Note that if a website is completely tiled with spam then people will stop linking to it. The goal therefore should be to spam but not spam so much as to fill the website with just spam. This would in fact explain why we don’t get a lot more of them placed: there’s a deliberate limit on the rate of spamming.
The adaptation being executed would certainly lead to complete tiling.
Enough spammers observably don’t behave like this, but instead fill their prey with just spam.