> you conveniently leave out the positive benefits of these models that are causing people to promote them We are holding it to a higher standard because this

> you conveniently leave out the positive benefits of these models that are causing people to promote them We are holding it to a higher standard because this is going to be used by agencies with serious power over people's lives. It is not just to spit out, for example, a form rejection letter from a credit card. And, nobody thinks that Microsoft wants to "screw" the government. But if something happens, the impact can be magnified significantly considering the reach and power of the state. I'm all for moving forward quickly with this tech, but there are a handful of spaces (government, medicine, aeronautics) where we need to be extremely deliberate.