ChaosGPT's first go at ending our species didn't quite work out. It couldn't find any nukes, the bot's natural first go-to for destroying the world, and when it tried to delegate some tasks to a fellow autonomous agent, that other — peaceful — agent shut ChaosGPT down. The last time we checked in, it had only really gotten as far as running some weapons-seeking Google searches and a few less-than-convincing tweets. But ChaosGPT, importantly, runs on continuous mode, meaning that it's programmed to keep going until it achieves whatever goal it's been given. As such, the bot is still kicking, with a new plan of execution to show for it. "I believe that the best course of action for me right now would be to prioritize the goals that are more achievable," read the bot's new "thinking," as can be seen in a new video posted to the ChaosGPT (presumably by the program's creator, not actually by the bot itself.) https://futurism.com/ai-destroying-humanity-new-tactic