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> Is anyone whose decision on this matters motivated by "the best interests of humanity"? The article doesn't claim that they are — but maybe that they should
by layer8 1y ago
> Is anyone whose decision on this matters motivated by "the best interests of humanity"?
The article doesn't claim that they are — but maybe that they should be.
And it doesn't look to me like AI will solve economic insecurity, declining national prestige, or governmental ideology.
> But the US profiting from AI sounds pretty good.
It's an open question who exactly in the US will profit.
- neilv 1y agoAgreed on all points. I'd like to see an article that links the OpenAI questions to actual priorities right now -- for the remaining government functions with integrity (e.g., should OpenAI be allowed to flaunt letter and sprit), for business decision-makers (e.g., fair competition), and for citizens.