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Three of the four options of what an "artifical intelligence safety incident" is defined as require that the weights be kept secret. One is quite explicit, the
by tbrownaw 2y ago
Three of the four options of what an "artifical intelligence safety incident" is defined as require that the weights be kept secret. One is quite explicit, the others are just impossible to prevent if the weights are available:
> (2) Theft, misappropriation, malicious use, inadvertent release, unauthorized access, or escape of the model weights of a covered model or covered model derivative.
> (3) The critical failure of technical or administrative controls, including controls limiting the ability to modify a covered model or covered model derivative.
> (4) Unauthorized use of a covered model or covered model derivative to cause or materially enable critical harm.
- comp_throw7 2y agoIt is not illegal for a model developer to train a model that is involved in an "artifical intelligence safety incident".