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The risk of the state doing that, in western "democracies" is variable country to country, but lower than the the risk of private corporations doing it. Our go
by worik 3y ago
The risk of the state doing that, in western "democracies" is variable country to country, but lower than the the risk of private corporations doing it.
Our governments, to varying degrees, are under democratic control. Private corporations are not
- RagnarD 3y agoYou mean the way Snowden's revelations led to illegal databases being shut down? Oh wait, they weren't?
- krupan 3y agoThey are all going to do it, but governments have far scarier powers when it comes to what they can do with the information they'll learn from prism-llm
- mrguyorama 3y agoIf an LLM can magically invent a way to kill someone with plausible deniability, that is just as dangerous for a private company or citizen to have as a government. I would argue worse actually, because most CEOs seem to believe if you can murder someone and get away with it and it would benefit your business, you are legally required to do it.
- worik 3y ago> They are all going to do it, but governments have far scarier powers when it comes to what they can do with the information they'll learn from prism-llm No. Not to you and I. The government may spy on you, routinely, but it does nothing to you with that data. Private power routinely spies on you too, and has an agenda about how to use that data to their advantage, not to yours.
- krupan 3y agoI'm afraid I have some bad news for you about governments
- mrguyorama 3y agoPeter Thiel literally already sells this. He calls it "Palentir" because he is an ass