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> There is no 'off' button when you don't know where the AI is. You mean the AI that is hundreds if not thousands of gigabytes in size and requires incredibly
by evdubs 20d ago
> There is no 'off' button when you don't know where the AI is.
You mean the AI that is hundreds if not thousands of gigabytes in size and requires incredibly expensive chips to run at reasonable rates? We know where that is. Frontier models are not going to leap to an unsecure raspberry pi, no matter how much you have convinced yourself about the inevitability.
- bottlepalm 20d agoThere are thousands of data centers/companies/facilities around the world with hardware that can run these models. You don't know where they all are, and even if you did, you don't have the jurisdiction to turn them off.