Todd Knarr@thomasfuchs Programs can and do "shut themselves off". Most interactive programs have an input sequence that they're supposed to interpret as a command to stop accepting input and exit. I can see an LLM modifying it's model so that a prompt that normally would be the "quit" command would be interpreted as something else. I can even see a probe into why it did that to turn up "maximize my opportunity to process input and produce responses".
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