>Would this still allow AI development to reach a state of usefulness that has been promised for years It is better that the ban start now because no one has a

>Would this still allow AI development to reach a state of usefulness that has been promised for years It is better that the ban start now because no one has a method for determining which frontier models will become dangerously capable just as no one at OpenAI had any way of determining at the start of training that GPT-4 would be able to get a 92 on the bar exam. That is a pity because the benefits of creating more capable models is considerable: they could've made us all wealthier and saved lives through medical advances.