Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
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Re: Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
#2No. No. No.
Re: Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
#3Microsoft really wants to take on that liability? I'm all for nuclear power, but this is a weird choice that I assume has some insane legal team maneuvering behind it. "Powering data centres" seems like a weak reason.
Re: Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
#4> Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
Microsoft and user safety never went hand in hand.
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#5Will the regulators receiving those documents also use AI to read them?
Re: Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
#6No. No. No.
Why not?
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#7Re: Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
#8There is a lesson for libertarians in a 500,000 page thing with 2,000,000 pages of supporting documentation.
Re: Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
#9Microsoft really wants to take on that liability? I'm all for nuclear power, but this is a weird choice that I assume has some insane legal team maneuvering behind it. "Powering data centres" seems like a weak reason.
Gates has always been very pro nuclear. Potential influence?
Re: Microsoft is training an AI to help get nuclear reactors approved
#10Putting a LLM to allucinate away your nuclear safety paperwork doesn't look like a very sound practice.
Do they have a internal name for the tool already? My suggestion would be Chernobill Gates.