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Agree progress is rapid, but I was under the impression model training for LLMs was still the preserve of mega-corps, with the support of eg NVDA providing the
by geonaut 3y ago
Agree progress is rapid, but I was under the impression model training for LLMs was still the preserve of mega-corps, with the support of eg NVDA providing the hardware.
Military may be doing the same behind closed doors of course, but still a large endeavour.
Are you suggesting it is too late for regulation?
- ilaksh 3y agoWho is going to regulate the US and Chinese militaries? The CEO of Palantir just published an open letter calling for a Manhattan Project for superintelligent AI warfare. https://archive.is/KSOv4 https://archive.is/KSOv4 What needs to be regulated is the performance of the hardware designs. I have not seen anyone except for myself specifically say this. And no one listens to me. So it seems that society may not figure that out until it's too late.
- geonaut 3y agoWestern militaries have justice systems, including courts and prisons. I presume they also follow best practice in lots of domains, despite some legal exemptions. They also clearly have the aim to preserve society in a safe state. Even if militaries are outside the remit of these new AI orgs, they could still be useful in the civilian world.