@brian What are the hours? Can I do it remotely by rigging up a device I can control from home? IM IN!
@brian Massive irony: duress codes and a killswitch involving thermite were, in fact, in my job description at one point. (Even if my employer at the time wasn't fully aware those protocols existed.) Received the call, hit the button on my way to the airport, had a package to deliver to the DHS on my way back to Canada.
GTFO codes involving the n-word let you know it's serious, since someone wouldn't say such things in any form of company they weren't hostile to.
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Just the other day a well known journo collab showed how someone had written a piece that was not true, that provided links that were not connected to real articles, all provided by AI.
@brian That third requirement is a dealbreaker for me.
@brian omg they actually posted that I love it
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We expect you to answer to the name "Dave."
@brian I can do that… but how do I know it’s gone rogue? Maybe the AI is very persuasive in telling me that everything is normal.
@brian “The sky above the port was the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel …”
@brian i think it's just a joke right? It's pretty funny, but I can't find it on https://openai.com/careers/search
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Do that job, and be the first on the hitlist when AI decides humans are the problem ;-)
Remembers me of the SCRAM for the first nuclear reactors.
safety control rod axe man
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scram
So this is
safety conection removal actuator man?
@brian I notice they do not require immunity to deadly neurotoxin. Pass.
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ChatGPT: [writes application for killswitch engineer remote worker position]
@brian sadly it's a joke vacancy.
Otherwise I would've applied long ago...
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Please add alt text containing the words, so that reading them doesn't depend on having good eyes.
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@brian Do I get bonus points if I have experience with the old IBM EPO systems? the ones that used explosives to send a big honking bolt through the power supply?