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> but it really does not sound like she had any obligation to do so The optics dont look good though if a board member is complaining publicly.
by sumedh 3y ago
> but it really does not sound like she had any obligation to do so
The optics dont look good though if a board member is complaining publicly.
- FireBeyond 3y agoIt is a complaint, or a discussion of the need for caution?
- mirekrusin 3y agoFrankly that's an irrelevant first order thinking. If Sam would let it go what would happen? Nothing. Criticism and comparisions already exist and will exist. Having it coming from board member at least gives counter argument that they're well aware of potential problems and there is opportunity to address gaps if they are confirmed. If regulators find argument in the paper reasonable and that's going to have impact - what's wrong with that? It just means argument was true and should be addressed. They don't need to worry about commercial side because money is being pured more than enough. The nature of safety research is critical by definition. You can't expect to have research constrained to talk only in positive terms. Both sides should have worried less and carry on.
- zombiwoof 3y agobut her job is to do exactly that. anybody in this space knows Anthropic was formed with the goal of AI Safety. her paper just backed that. is she supposed to lie?
- stale2002 3y agoWhat she is supposed to do is bring the issues to the company so that they can be fixed. That's the pro safety solution.