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https://archive.ph/RUNYd https://archive.ph/RUNYd Interesting, especially in light of yesterday's assertions that they're supporting Phillips: "Silicon Valley

https://archive.ph/RUNYd https://archive.ph/RUNYd Interesting, especially in light of yesterday's assertions that they're supporting Phillips: "Silicon Valley insiders are trying to unseat Biden with help from AI" https://archive.ph/DSrM5 https://archive.ph/DSrM5

sp332 3y ago
OpenAI recently removed the restriction in their ToS against military uses. Maybe there was a merge conflict when another team tried to removed the restrictions on electoral campaigning.
- RobotToaster 3y ago
  Or they got a tasty military contract, and part of that was conditioned on not upsetting the current administration.
  - diggan 3y ago
    In short, trying their hardest to follow "avoid enabling uses of AI or AGI that harm humanity or unduly concentrate power"
  - hartator 3y ago
    > Or they got a tasty military contract, and part of that was conditioned on not upsetting the current administration. Killing people is okay, political bot making fun of current admin is not.
    - jasonjmcghee 3y ago
      I'm hoping they modify the language to something to the effect of banning use related to enacting violence (and the other similar cases) as opposed to removing it entirely. My understanding was it was pretty blanket in terms of what wasn't allowed to the point that mundane use cases still weren't allowed. Maybe it's not a weaponizing contract. Maybe I'm too optimistic
    - baq 3y ago
      Killing people outside of US is more ok than meddling with US politics and/or elections. I mean that as not at all a dark joke, it’s just a fact.
consumer451 3y ago
> A new super PAC tied to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and billionaire Bill Ackman is backing Democratic challenger Dean Phillips Oh, well that's a pairing I didn't see coming for some reason. PAC website: https://www.wedeservebetter.us/ https://www.wedeservebetter.us/
- thatguymike 3y ago
  I'm suspicious that any organization Sam Altman and Bill Ackman are involved in would have a spelling mistake on their front page. > " Stagnate wages for two decades"

sp332 3y ago

OpenAI recently removed the restriction in their ToS against military uses. Maybe there was a merge conflict when another team tried to removed the restrictions on electoral campaigning.

RobotToaster 3y ago
Or they got a tasty military contract, and part of that was conditioned on not upsetting the current administration.
- diggan 3y ago
  In short, trying their hardest to follow "avoid enabling uses of AI or AGI that harm humanity or unduly concentrate power"
- hartator 3y ago
  > Or they got a tasty military contract, and part of that was conditioned on not upsetting the current administration. Killing people is okay, political bot making fun of current admin is not.
  - jasonjmcghee 3y ago
    I'm hoping they modify the language to something to the effect of banning use related to enacting violence (and the other similar cases) as opposed to removing it entirely. My understanding was it was pretty blanket in terms of what wasn't allowed to the point that mundane use cases still weren't allowed. Maybe it's not a weaponizing contract. Maybe I'm too optimistic
  - baq 3y ago
    Killing people outside of US is more ok than meddling with US politics and/or elections. I mean that as not at all a dark joke, it’s just a fact.

consumer451 3y ago

> A new super PAC tied to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and billionaire Bill Ackman is backing Democratic challenger Dean Phillips Oh, well that's a pairing I didn't see coming for some reason. PAC website: https://www.wedeservebetter.us/ https://www.wedeservebetter.us/

thatguymike 3y ago
I'm suspicious that any organization Sam Altman and Bill Ackman are involved in would have a spelling mistake on their front page. > " Stagnate wages for two decades"