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The concern is that AI might progress too fast for slow regulation to catch up. Even if you trust that "put in a query and get an answer" will remain the only i
by SpicyLemonZest 2y ago
The concern is that AI might progress too fast for slow regulation to catch up. Even if you trust that "put in a query and get an answer" will remain the only interface, that's not a risk-free activity; one scenario the bill anticipates is an AI model that can look at critical infrastructure and tell you how to conduct an effective cyberattack against it. That'd be pretty bad regardless of how subjectively smart you find the model to be.
- czhu12 2y agoGiven that LLMs learn by scraping the internet, wouldnt that imply the answer to how to conduct a cyberattack was freely accessible from the internet the whole time?
- SpicyLemonZest 2y agoNo, why would it imply that? Even if you believe that LLMs can only repeat text they've seen somewhere else - which I don't think is true, and I'm not sure why that belief is so common - identifying specific ideas that would work out of many others that won't would still be a big deal.