How do people still not get what a Large Language Model is?? It's not trained to be good at war games, it's trained to sound like human writing (and they're still not great at that). Of course they're going to fire ze missiles because that's the kind of writing they've been trained on. How many Leroy Jenkins DnD campaigns were included when they indecently scraped the whole internet for content? What a joke.

AI misunderstanding what the prompt "act like Gandhi" meant as it was trained on Civilization games

Hey, wasn’t Matthew Broderick in this one? I’m tired of 80s remakes…

Puts nuclear deployment in a war game as a win condition

Be dismayed when the computer uses it

"Winning isn't everything"

TBF many humans haven't figured this out yet either.

Of all the media they stole they never tried War Games?

Fixing that clickbait BS:

~~AIs~~ Programmers can’t stop their programs recommending nuclear strikes in war game simulations

Zero surprise though. The computer has been programmed within a genocidal empire that glorifies the nuclear massacre of japanese people and many non-nuclear massacres of anybody else without pale skin. All funded by the MIC.

What else should I expect?

~~Leading AIs from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google~~
The majority of social media users, whose comments LLMs are trained on, opted to use nuclear weapons in simulated war games in 95 per cent of cases

So skynet this time will make us nuke ourselves first before the enslavement.

It's not AIs its LLMs, I think an AI trained for war instead of a literal chatbot would be at least marginally better at it.

I mean obviously, every scifi movie about AI and war is like that. AI will just count the number of lives lost and will go "yep that's better - KABOOM"

Well, this is how it happened in The Forbin Project.