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i'm in agreement that the safety/control attitude towards AI is more dangerous than anything AI will actually do
by stainablesteel 2y ago
i'm in agreement that the safety/control attitude towards AI is more dangerous than anything AI will actually do
- lijok 2y agoHow is the safety/control attitude towards AI more dangerous than, for example, using AI to curate a list of likely future enemies of the state based on their contributions to discourse online?
- dotnet00 2y agoWhat about the current safety/control attitude prevents that? The current approach, where OpenAI keeps everything private in the name of safety only makes the safety situation worse because we'll only find out things like that are being done after the fact, and there won't be any accountability.
- lijok 2y agoAre you suggesting OpenAI be forced to make everything public before they've figured out the safety systems, because you're afraid of the hypothetical unfolding if they don't? That sounds like a fear-driven response to me, and no way to propose good policy. Do correct me if I'm mischaracterizing.
- dotnet00 2y agoNo, I'm saying that their excuse that they're keeping things private because of safety is a farce and they should be honest and admit that they're keeping things private because they've abandoned the original mission behind putting 'Open' in 'OpenAI'.
- stainablesteel 2y agoit prevents development on the human side while accumulating power for a small group of elites that won't share it with anyone else, but who constantly uses it to start new wars you can already curate a list of future enemies, its not impossible. you can even do it at large scales, this isn't new tech introduced via ai
- lijok 2y agoCould you substantiate your claims?
- stainablesteel 2y agothe last 4 years, basically