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Sure, but that's what I'm asking. What institution, with what governance? Someone ultimately has to decide what these systems will and won't do, and there isn't
by neom 19d ago
Sure, but that's what I'm asking. What institution, with what governance? Someone ultimately has to decide what these systems will and won't do, and there isn't an obvious democratically legitimate institution with global jurisdiction over AI as far as I'm aware?
- myaccountonhn 18d agoToday no legitimate institution exists, so I think open model are the best we have. As to how a company like Anthropic should act if they want to be the ones to govern it, I think it's a great question but I can't answer that in a HN thread. Fundamentally they'd need to change their governance structure to be less tied to US and private interests, and address many of the ethical concerns raised by scholars/commentators/politicians like Cory Doctorow, Marietje Schaake, and Carissa Véliz to start with. That's just the tip of the iceberg.