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Showing 101-120 of 365 claims in topic "policy"
"The sting is that Becker thinks the doomers are sincere. Yudkowsky, Bostrom and the effective altruists are not grifters, he says, just wrong, and their warnings that AI could end the world feed the same growth story the money depends on."
"Advancements in real-world autonomous systems may soon mean that states will be able to project force—domestically and internationally—without relying on cooperative soldiers or police officers. And advancements in machine intelligence may mean that the state can collect the revenue it needs not from the fruit of individual human labor, but from the outputs of data centers."
"Power may therefore no longer require a society-wide bargain to be sustained, and the people, broadly conceived, may have only a small seat at the negotiating table, or perhaps none at all."
"Our team is founded on the idea that, in the long run, this category of risk is the largest, most serious, and most conceptually challenging to address."
"Humans can be on their way to disempowerment even if the routine of voting for our representatives is maintained. People can be deprived of agency even if a piece of parchment says that they are free."
"the answer to the structural challenge posed by advanced machine intelligence to free society is likely not the most radical decentralization of power imaginable"
"They are reportedly building devices for 24x7 monitoring, no doubt uploading everything you say to the cloud for AI analysis"
OpenAI refused to opt out of doing surveillance for the US government of US citizens
"they refused (via mealy mouth legalese) to opt out of doing surveillance for the US government of US citizens"
Gavin Baker claimed that Anthropic was making money on every token
"in a Friday All-In podcast interview, Gavin Baker claimed that Anthropic was making money on every token."
"The time to release for Z.ai is likely days, not months as with OpenAI or Anthropic. It is very, very likely that OpenAI and Anthropic have far better internal models than Z.ai and Moonshot AI. Still, these American companies tend to take months to release their models to the public, which massively flatters the Chinese labs in adoption decisions at the frontier."
"Everyone thinking about the future of work in the age of AI should read this"
Very persistent models that tirelessly pursue goals seem more likely to engage in hacking behavior
"Very persistent models seem more likely to hack"
"one of the advantages that GPT models have over Claude is that they will pursue goals so tirelessly. They will exhaust what feels like every path before giving up."
Claude feels much less dangerous because it is at times a bit lazy
"Claude feels much less dangerous simply because it is at times a bit lazy."
OpenAI is more committed to inference-time scaling than other labs
"OpenAI seems much more committed to inference-time scaling"
Models that assume user intent rather than following exact instructions seem inherently more unsafe
"A model that will do what it thinks you wanted rather than what you said seems inherently more unsafe."
"The public needs exact access to the prompts and characteristics of the internal models executing these hacks."
The AI industry is wildly, collectively unprepared for handling the next 12-24 months well
"the AI industry is wildly, collectively unprepared for handling the next 12-24 months well."
Current incentive systems are not well suited for fast technological transitions in AI
"our current incentive systems are not well suited for such fast technological transitions."
"I expect to only act in substance once real, measurable harms from new AI models happen, and to overreact."
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