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There’s no way that OpenAI is going to disclose this, as their training methodology is a large part of their moat. So this will just get OpenAI models banned in
by zarzavat 4y ago
There’s no way that OpenAI is going to disclose this, as their training methodology is a large part of their moat. So this will just get OpenAI models banned in Europe.
- petra 4y agoMaybe that's the goal. Protecting jobs.
- nodemaker 4y agoProtecting jobs and moving europe back to the dark ages :)
- lewhoo 4y agoOh I'm sorry. I didn't know it was AI that got us OUT of the dark ages in the first place.
- petra 4y agoit's not clear that many AI based jobs will be better than huamns, just cheaper. And in anycase most of those jobs will be automated. So you have europe, a multilingual country, maybe in the balanace they'll keep more jobs that way(i assume some will still be shipped accross the net), and in general prices with be slightly higher.
- throwaway2990 4y agoBetween this and Elon saying that AI needs to be paused for discussion is super harmful. People forget that if you pause it. People are not going to stop. Does the world want Russia and China to continue investing and developing while the west discusses what the scope of ai should be allowed to do? Because they sure as hell won’t be stopping to discuss anything.
- sangnoir 4y ago"Mr. President, we must not allow an AI gap!"
- shrimp_emoji 4y agoCan we just forget gunpowder and go back to tercios? That was when wars were fought by men, with skill and honor and bravery!
- nhinck2 4y agoAre you attempting to argue that successful gun control isn't beneficial to society?
- nullsense 4y agoWhat might even be the endgame of the CCP and the Kremlin with respect to AI? This tech is getting increasingly powerful. They don't necessarily want their own population to gain more individual power as they themselves don't want to lose control.
- throwaway2990 4y ago> What might even be the endgame of the CCP and the Kremlin with respect to AI? > This tech is getting increasingly powerful. They don't necessarily want their own population to gain more individual power as they themselves don't want to lose control. They don’t need AI to control their citizens. And AI isn’t going to help their citizens rebel against government. You have 2 countries hell bent on being the most powerful countries in the world. By any means necessary. One is currently invading another country. The other has 18 border disputes, threatening to invade a country, encroaching on a couple of others, and threatening the US. The question is, how can the continued advancement of AI help them achieve their goals if the rest of the world hits the pause button while the topic is discussed?
- nullsense 4y agoRussia is under extremely heavy sanctions and doesn't have access to the GPU clusters to do the work required, so I'm not worried about them. I thought there were also some export controls to high end chips on China too? Also, as human beings are they not concerned about the potential for danger to themselves that this technology may present? If not, why not?
- spaceman_2020 4y agoGreat way to turn your already non-competitive, complacent economy even more non-competitive.
- mrtksn 4y agoThis will protect no jobs and it’s also not how Europeans protect jobs. If it was about protecting jobs it would have been something like requiring companies to use licensed for AI data sources if they are replacing an employee.
- ChatGTP 4y agoMaybe it’s just wanting to understand critical systems which will influence many aspects of our lives ? As all the AI bros like to say, “there is no magic”, so let’s see how it works then?