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> it shouldn’t be possible to derive the formulas for chemical or nuclear weapons. This information is widely available in textbooks, so...what exactly is the
by MarkusQ 2y ago
> it shouldn’t be possible to derive the formulas for chemical or nuclear weapons.
This information is widely available in textbooks, so...what exactly is the problem? If it's just a lossy-compression parrot "AI" like ChatGPT it won't be able to spit out anything that wasn't somewhere (implicitly or explicitly) in the training data anyway.
- haswell 2y agoThat is current generation (very early) tech. The hypothetical model the bill is worried about is significantly more advanced.
- MarkusQ 2y agoThe key word here being hypothetical. Getting to a significantly more advanced model will require significantly more work, and yet again we don't really know which direction to go in. Every time we crest a hill and see the ocean in the distance, we all start screaming "I see the beach! We're almost there!" but without a map we have no idea how much further we have left to travel.