2 claims in “artificial intelligence,cybersecurity”
The proposal to 'just pull the plug' if AI becomes dangerous is naïve because a sufficiently intelligent software-based entity will act preventively to avoid being shut down, especially if it has internet access and programming ability—it will copy itself across many computers making shutdown technically infeasible.
Current AI safety defenses ('guardrails' and 'cages') have all been defeated by jailbreak attempts, and we have no proven method to build a containment mechanism that is guaranteed to hold a superintelligent AI.