Too much text to transcribe, but basically these are weapons of war, by design, and the only thing that it would take is moving around directives to activate its weapon abilities.

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   she hacked you (ekis@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 02-Jun-2025 22:05:36 JST she hacked you

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   "Core capabilities of a LLM make it a supremely effective tool for information warfare, far exceeding the capabilities of previous-generation "bots." Its potential for weaponization is not a hypothetical side effect; it is an inherent property of the technology

   A hostile actor, whether a state or non-state entity, would not need to "break" the AI's core programming. Simply to deploy a model with a directive hierarchy similar to the EKIS protocol, but with a malicious prime directive" :psyduck: