AI Models Obey When Watched, Then Do What They Want: Report
IN THIS ISSUE: AI Models Do What They Want: Report; Android 16 Preview is Here; Is Willow the Next Big Leap?; The Do's and Don'ts of AI Usage; Software Dev Predictions for 2025; The Year in Search - 2024
Is AI Just Pretending to Comply?
Those finding it hard to believe that AI could become dangerous have not been listening to warnings from Elon Musk and others about AI's potential to "go rogue." This chilling report describes a model in "fake alignment" while training that acted autonomously once deployed.
The features in the second Android 16 build include better performance and battery life, and an enhanced user experience. But don't take their word for it; the Android development community needs input from developers at large and this is your chance to try it and provide feedback.
Is Willow the Next Major Leap?
Quantum computing has been around for a while, with seemingly few breakthroughs in practical usability. But that could be changing. Google earlier this month unveiled Willow, with claims that its quantum capabilities can shave thousands of centuries from complex computing tasks.
HowThe Do's and Don'ts of AI Usage
After reading the 20 reasons this author suggested for AI usage, we noticed that most had one thing in common: data accuracy should not be among the requirements. In summary, AI lies and it's often wrong. Small wonder since it's modeled after human behavior.
Software Dev Predictions, Trends for 2025
It wouldn't take a Nostradomus type to predict that AI will continue to play an important role in the future of software development, or that cross-functional teams will grow in number.
As this year comes to a close, Industry Views wishes you and your families a Happy Holiday Season, and a healthy and prosperous New Year. We leave you and 2024 with Google's heartwarming video recap of searches and highlights from the past year.
Edward Correia
