AI safety circles spar over whether AI exploits stay within the convex hull
QuintinPope5 · x · 2026-10-08
S1r1u5 mocks that every exploit AI finds is still within the convex hull — nothing beyond existing knowledge — and says wake him up when AI solves the halting problem. QuintinPope5 retorts that the halting problem has already been posted about, so it's already in the hull. The exchange captures the AI safety debate over whether AI's discoveries are genuine extrapolation or recombination within the training distribution.
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