> human rights and all that rubbish
While I understand your point, please think a bit how you formulated the sentence above.
I almost choked on my tea when I read that. I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed. A shocking turn of phrase, and one that IMHO catastrophically devalues the nominally valid argument underlying that post.
To be fair, both of America's frontier labs that fearmongered safety and human rights folded immediately during wartime.
It's pretty glaringly obvious that "safety" research is a complete sham that is consistently ignored at every point in AI's development.
What do you mean by "folded during wartime"? When did wartime start, and who folded?
This little special military operation: https://apnews.com/article/iran-us-hormuz-strait-war-july-20...
Anthropic and OpenAI both immediately reneged their safety/wartime limits when the feds confronted and threatened them.
Now their technologies are being used in a brushfire war half the world over.
I think it's well formulated.
I almost choked on my tea when I read that. I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed. A shocking turn of phrase, and one that IMHO catastrophically devalues the nominally valid argument underlying that post.
To be fair, both of America's frontier labs that fearmongered safety and human rights folded immediately during wartime.
It's pretty glaringly obvious that "safety" research is a complete sham that is consistently ignored at every point in AI's development.
What do you mean by "folded during wartime"? When did wartime start, and who folded?
This little special military operation: https://apnews.com/article/iran-us-hormuz-strait-war-july-20...
Anthropic and OpenAI both immediately reneged their safety/wartime limits when the feds confronted and threatened them.
Now their technologies are being used in a brushfire war half the world over.
I think it's well formulated.