Would you argue the same for allowing everyone to have guns?
(1) Are guns open source? (2) Far more people - order of magnitude higher - have access to guns than they do to open source software - I count access as in actually being able to do something with it.
i would, i support the 2nd amendment.
the same logic applies well to the freedom to own and use ai.
empowering the people prevents tyranny.
such freedoms make society less safe. it is better to face the harms caused by a free public than to vest power in the elite, those like dario amodei.
the elite belief that they have a right to paternal rule makes them blind to their fallibility. no individual should have absolute power.
(1) Are guns open source? (2) Far more people - order of magnitude higher - have access to guns than they do to open source software - I count access as in actually being able to do something with it.
i would, i support the 2nd amendment.
the same logic applies well to the freedom to own and use ai.
empowering the people prevents tyranny.
such freedoms make society less safe. it is better to face the harms caused by a free public than to vest power in the elite, those like dario amodei.
the elite belief that they have a right to paternal rule makes them blind to their fallibility. no individual should have absolute power.