Eugene Leitl <eugene.leitl@lrz.uni-muenchen.de> writes:
> As to an spontaneously emerged (or deliberately seeded) AI in the
> global network, it is going to generate a lot of strange traffic
> between the infected nodes. People are going to notice, and start with
> countermeasures.
I read a paper somewhere on the net where some researchers had studied exactly what kinds of traffic got to their network, and they found beside the normal traffic, a few intrusion attempts, some chernobyl packets and a lot of broken packets several odd packets they couldn't identify. They suggested that there are more weirdness in the net than is currently expected.
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