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> Is there any way we can prevent these models from being abused by large corporations for profit? No. I mean what, are you gonna get them to halt development?
by uejfiweun 4y ago
> Is there any way we can prevent these models from being abused by large corporations for profit?
No. I mean what, are you gonna get them to halt development? I'd also say heavy-handed regulation is unlikely because the US Government views itself as in a technological competition with China, it won't want to slow things down.
> Will the future be populated by LLMs that all want to control the information I have access to?
Nothing's stopping the open source community, or you yourself, from making your own. You have a computer connected to the internet after all. But it will require lots of technical expertise, data, and money.
- monkpit 4y agoI suppose regulation is part of what I had in mind, but it would be really tough to prove anything in court (I feel) so regulation might be impossible. Maybe we require transparency in how the model is trained, what the prompt is, etc. It’s fine if a corporation wants to build something that increases their profits, and they can invest into training the model and use it as a competitive advantage. But I feel there is some level of disclosure owed to the consumer. Not sure what it would be.